Have a question for the brain trust here.

[scamp62]

I am truly asking this for a friend. He has a nephew that lives in Reno, and has a Ruger Mk4 pistol that he whats to sell to my friend that lives here in SoCal, what has to happen to do this deal? I thank you for any information that I can pass on!

[Oldmandan]

Can’t do it. Not legal

Off roster handgun

[ARDude]

The nephew moves to Ca, then the two Ca residents can do a PPT. Or your friend can move to Nevada, and buy it from his nephew.

[sonofeugene]

How is that possible? People buy used, off roster hand guns all the time.

[superdave50]

How is that possible? People buy used, off roster hand guns all the time.

When both parties are residents of the same state

[ar15barrels]

I am truly asking this for a friend. He has a nephew that lives in Reno, and has a Ruger Mk4 pistol that he whats to sell to my friend that lives here in SoCal, what has to happen to do this deal? I thank you for any information that I can pass on!

Intra-family out-of-state transfers only apply to direct bloodline so it has to be his mother/father or his son/daughter that he is getting the gun from.
You can NOT do an intra-family out-of-state transfer with a brother/sister, aunt/uncle, cousin/niece/nephew or grandfather/grandmother.

[sonofeugene]

When both parties are residents of the same state

I may be missing something, but I see off roster guns being sold all the time in California. At least I think so.

[superdave50]

I may be missing something, but I see off roster guns being sold all the time in California. At least I think so.

Yes, it is common and legal, when both parties are California residents. The scenario mentioned in op is NV resident selling to CA resident. That scenario would not be legal.

[sonofeugene]

Got it. Thanks!

[ar15barrels]

I may be missing something, but I see off roster guns being sold all the time in California. At least I think so.

By CA residents.
When both the buyer and seller are residents, the gun can transfer as a private party transfer through an FFL dealer.

[redcliff]

Intra-family out-of-state transfers only apply to direct bloodline so it has to be his mother/father or his son/daughter that he is getting the gun from.
You can NOT do an intra-family out-of-state transfer with a brother/sister, aunt/uncle, cousin/niece/nephew or grandfather/grandmother.

Is no Grandparents to grandchild a recent change? I've been looking in this excellent thread maintained by Librarian http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s....php?t=1179771 but can't find where grandparents are no longer allowed to transfer to their grandchildren, or vice versa.

[ar15barrels]

Is no Grandparents to grandchild a recent change? I've been looking in this excellent thread maintained by Librarian http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s....php?t=1179771 but can't find where grandparents are no longer allowed to transfer to their grandchildren, or vice versa.

Don't know for sure but I always understood it to be 1 generation direct bloodline.
Grandparents traditionally give to parents and then parents give to children.
I don't know if you can bypass the generation and do it directly as well.

[Quiet]

Is no Grandparents to grandchild a recent change? I've been looking in this excellent thread maintained by Librarian http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s....php?t=1179771 but can't find where grandparents are no longer allowed to transfer to their grandchildren, or vice versa.

Don't know for sure but I always understood it to be 1 generation direct bloodline.
Grandparents traditionally give to parents and then parents give to children.
I don't know if you can bypass the generation and do it directly as well.

Nothing has changed.

Grandparent and grandchild is still considered immediate family. [PC 16720(b)]



Penal Code 16720