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  • #16
    B.J.F.
    Veteran Member
    • May 2006
    • 2578

    Originally posted by supermoto917
    On top of all this, if you purchaced any long-gun prior to Januray 1 2014 you have to fill out a BOF 4542a form $19 per firearm to officially declare the firearm is yours. I'm not sure how that will fare to any AR-15s in LE custody. Will they require photos to prove it's CA compliant or not. There is an online site you can do all this BTW to avoid the snail-mail route.

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    • #17
      B.J.F.
      Veteran Member
      • May 2006
      • 2578

      Also, make sure you inform the property room clerk you are going through the process to reclaim your property. If longer than 30 days pass, give them a call and inform them you have not heard a thing back from the state and to update their notes in the system.

      It’s not 100% but it can help avoid destruction of firearms in custody

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      • #18
        supermoto917
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2009
        • 557

        @B.J.F. Thanks, I have been in constant contact with the property technician and seem like they are willing to keep it for an extended period of time. I just hope it stays that way.
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        • #19
          B.J.F.
          Veteran Member
          • May 2006
          • 2578

          Originally posted by supermoto917
          @B.J.F. Thanks, I have been in constant contact with the property technician and seem like they are willing to keep it for an extended period of time. I just hope it stays that way.

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