1-30 rule interstate IFT

[Dave21]

With a unexpired FFL 03 and COE, am I exempt from the 1-30 rule when its an off roster pistol and an interstate, intrafamilial transfer?

[edgerly779]

ask in ffl forum.

[SkyHawk]

With a unexpired FFL 03 and COE, am I exempt from the 1-30 rule when its an off roster pistol and an interstate, intrafamilial transfer?

Yes, exempt even if you don't have 03/COE

See this thread starting at 220 and also see 240

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?p=22367912

And 03/COE is always exempt.

Just make sure the FFL processes it correctly as exempt.

[Dave21]

Yes, exempt even if you don't have 03/COE

See this thread starting at 220 and also see 240

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?p=22367912

And 03/COE is always exempt.

Just make sure the FFL processes it correctly as exempt.

I dros'd a g19, then the following day. I attempted DROS the interstate IFT off roster pistol however, it came back rejected due to the 1-30 rule. I am not sure if this makes a difference, but the shop filed the dros as a used gun and under the "30 day exemption" was marked "no"

First the shop told me an ffl 03 and coe did not warrant me any exemptions. Then, after I sent them the bulletin from the DES, they said that exemption only applies to rostered pistol. Lastly, the shop went on how CADOJ is rejecting people in this kind of situation because they can and the shop has a lawsuit filed with them...

How do I make sure the FFL processes the DROS correctly?

[morrcarr67]

I dros'd a g19, then the following day. I attempted DROS the interstate IFT off roster pistol however, it came back rejected due to the 1-30 rule. I am not sure if this makes a difference, but the shop filed the dros as a used gun and under the "30 day exemption" was marked "no"

First the shop told me an ffl 03 and coe did not warrant me any exemptions. Then, after I sent them the bulletin from the DES, they said that exemption only applies to rostered pistol. Lastly, the shop went on how CADOJ is rejecting people in this kind of situation because they can and the shop has a lawsuit filed with them...

How do I make sure the FFL processes the DROS correctly?

By finding a different FFL that knows what they're doing.

You don't list where you are otherwise I'd recommend a better FFL for you.

[sfe187]

How do I make sure the FFL processes the DROS correctly?

You can't "make" any FFL do anything. Their store, their rules, their whatever period. Unless you want to bark it up to CADOJ, even then they don't do crap anyways. Best is to find a FFL that understand how 03 works entirely and actively understanding CA laws on firearms.

[Librarian]

I dros'd a g19, then the following day. I attempted DROS the interstate IFT off roster pistol however, it came back rejected due to the 1-30 rule.

By chance, did you do either or both of those transfers at an FFL inside the City of LA? City has its own 1-in-30 law.

[jeremiah12]

I dros'd a g19, then the following day. I attempted DROS the interstate IFT off roster pistol however, it came back rejected due to the 1-30 rule. I am not sure if this makes a difference, but the shop filed the dros as a used gun and under the "30 day exemption" was marked "no"

First the shop told me an ffl 03 and coe did not warrant me any exemptions. Then, after I sent them the bulletin from the DES, they said that exemption only applies to rostered pistol. Lastly, the shop went on how CADOJ is rejecting people in this kind of situation because they can and the shop has a lawsuit filed with them...

How do I make sure the FFL processes the DROS correctly?

There are some FFLs that know how to process these and some who do not want to bother with them even if you point them in the right direction with a link to the DES bulletin so they can read it themselves.

I had this happen when I came across a Browning Buck Mark last December at Sportsman Warehouse I wanted and I had DROSed my last hand gun 26 days earlier. I have my FFL03 and COE but the manager did not want to run the DROS as exempt even though the counter person knew how to do it. Fortunately they were willing to hold it for me for 4 days (even though it was against store policy). The counter person was a former student of mine so put it away under his name.

When doing these transactions, you need to ask the FFL up front if they will do them. If the answer is no, then find another FFL that knows how to run the transaction and who will do them.

I personally drive 45 minutes to my go-to FFL because he knows how to handle C&R transfers as well as interstate, intrafamilial transfers. He is by appointment only so I do not waste my time standing around.

If you tell us what area you live in, some one might be able to direct you to a FFL that can help you.

[CheapBloke]

OP is here...
From another post..
I am located in Riverside county Mon-Thu and Carmel mountain ranch San Diego Fri-sun.

[Dave21]

You can't "make" any FFL do anything. Their store, their rules, their whatever period. Unless you want to bark it up to CADOJ, even then they don't do crap anyways. Best is to find a FFL that understand how 03 works entirely and actively understanding CA laws on firearms.

you're absolutely right.

By chance, did you do either or both of those transfers at an FFL inside the City of LA? City has its own 1-in-30 law.

No, I am Riverside county.

There are some FFLs that know how to process these and some who do not want to bother with them even if you point them in the right direction with a link to the DES bulletin so they can read it themselves.

I had this happen when I came across a Browning Buck Mark last December at Sportsman Warehouse I wanted and I had DROSed my last hand gun 26 days earlier. I have my FFL03 and COE but the manager did not want to run the DROS as exempt even though the counter person knew how to do it. Fortunately they were willing to hold it for me for 4 days (even though it was against store policy). The counter person was a former student of mine so put it away under his name.

When doing these transactions, you need to ask the FFL up front if they will do them. If the answer is no, then find another FFL that knows how to run the transaction and who will do them.

I personally drive 45 minutes to my go-to FFL because he knows how to handle C&R transfers as well as interstate, intrafamilial transfers. He is by appointment only so I do not waste my time standing around.

If you tell us what area you live in, some one might be able to direct you to a FFL that can help you.

I think I read about this when I was trying to look this up. I am in riverside county, on in san Diego on the weekends.

OP is here...
From another post..
I am located in Riverside county Mon-Thu and Carmel mountain ranch San Diego Fri-sun.

that is correct.


So it seems like the general consensus is to find a shop that knows how to work these type of transfers. Where do you guys recommend. Thanks for the feedback

[morrcarr67]

you're absolutely right.







No, I am Riverside county.







I think I read about this when I was trying to look this up. I am in riverside county, on in san Diego on the weekends.







that is correct.





So it seems like the general consensus is to find a shop that knows how to work these type of transfers. Where do you guys recommend. Thanks for the feedback

2A Zone in Upland

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[awiner]

Here is the bulletin that they can find in DES which tells them how to do it.

[metalhead]

Yes, exempt even if you don't have 03/COE

See this thread starting at 220 and also see 240

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?p=22367912

And 03/COE is always exempt.

Just make sure the FFL processes it correctly as exempt.

Interesting. I was always told by FFLs in sacramento area that interstate IFT is not exempted from 1 per 30 rule .


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[Librarian]

Interesting. I was always told by FFLs in sacramento area that interstate IFT is not exempted from 1 per 30 rule .

If you read the law, that's a reasonable conclusion.

But CA-DOJ inspectors are saying different, as noted in the thread Skyhawk links. Are you going to believe your lying eyes, or the word of the folks who can shut your gunstore down with a phone call?

[metalhead]

If you read the law, that's a reasonable conclusion.

But CA-DOJ inspectors are saying different, as noted in the thread Skyhawk links. Are you going to believe your lying eyes, or the word of the folks who can shut your gunstore down with a phone call?

Thanks Librarian . Of course I now believe the word of the folks who have the power [emoji1]. I learned a lot from the discussions on our forum.


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