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  • SkyHawk
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    Originally posted by TravDew
    I will triple check my DROS but I’m certain it is fine. I even put my SSN to avoid issues.
    In CA, putting your SSN on the form does nothing. It is not part of the DROS, it never gets transmitted to DOJ, and DOJ will never ask the dealer for it to clear up any question.

    The only thing that putting your SSN down does, is increase the chances it is leaked or stolen from the dealer in the future.

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  • dmcag69
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    Dealer called DOJ I meant

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  • TravDew
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    Originally posted by dmcag69
    After 30 days I got an undetermined , delay was changed, after a call to DOJ

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  • nickel plate
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    Originally posted by TravDew
    Has anyone with a valid CCW ever experienced this?
    Yes, I have and the firearm was an older .22 Marlin 39A.
    Got the DELAY letter and my DROS period went the full 30 days and turned into an UNDETERMINED.
    About a month or so earlier I purchased some ammo under the new DOJ background check system-no problem there.
    You need to get in touch with your FFL and ask if they will release your firearm to you if you come up UNDETERMINED.

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  • nickel plate
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    Originally posted by TravDew
    Has anyone with a valid CCW ever experienced this?
    Yes, I have and the firearm was an older .22 Marlin 39A.
    Got the DELAY letter and my DROS period went the full 30 days and turned into an UNDETERMINED.
    About a month or so earlier I purchased some ammo under the new DOJ background check system-no problem there.
    You need to get in touch with your FFL and ask if they will release your firearm to you if you come up UNDETERMINED.

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  • Oceanbob
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    Originally posted by lmcc0072
    I think that you can only buy or sell 12 firearms per year in California. I’m not sure if it’s any 12 month period or calendar year. So if you’ve bought or sold a total a 12 firearms in a year that could be it. I see that you’ve only purchased 4. Have you sold any?

    Also, I believe that you can only DROS/buy 6 new firearms per year. Maximum of 1 handgun every 30 days and no more than 6 per year. This would be your fifth purchase so you should be good there. Let us know what it was.
    YOU'RE SO WRONG. PLEASE DON’T PULL STUFF OR GUESSES OUT OF YOUR ***.Edit…Butt

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  • edgerly779
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    Imc clueless on firearms sales and purchases.

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  • dmcag69
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    After 30 days I got an undetermined , delay was changed, after a call to DOJ

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  • dmcag69
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    I too was delayed starting on the 6th day of ten day wait, I was purchased two consignment handguns, same shop in one transaction. First time for delay also, I usually purchase twice a year and don't dont sell guns.
    Never had a issue this was my first time, received a letter, doesn't explain what issue is, just gives you three possibilities, you can read the same thing on DOJ site. I waited 31 days from letter date, called the shop. I was still delayed, January 28, by the way,last month. The shop called DOJ to see if delayed was cleared, no, still delayed, they wanted more time, my dealer told them he will be releasing two handguns, my legal property to me, they ,DOJ,told him, he better have a good lawyer, my dealer gave me a full refund instead, sucks I really wanted both offlist handguns, a smith and para.
    Now I have 2000 dollars but nervous about another delay.
    First time I bought two consignment handguns first time because I had the money
    I have real id , safety card good for three more years, no convictions, arrests, or tickets, home owner and land owner also. I've been livescanned already, former security guard.

    Honestly I think DOJ is going after multiple purchases now, one gun a month means all firearms , they're changing the laws secretly or they updated the DOJ and red flagged all common names with criminals.

    Your the fourth , something is going on with doj

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  • Andyman562
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  • SilveradoColt21
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    I thought it was 5 sales per year? At least that's how it is for PPT's, you can only conduct 5 PPT's per year and in each of those individual transactions I don't think there's a limit to how many firearms you can sell.

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  • bugsy714
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    Where are you getting this information from?


    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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  • TravDew
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  • lmcc0072
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    I think that you can only buy or sell 12 firearms per year in California. I’m not sure if it’s any 12 month period or calendar year. So if you’ve bought or sold a total a 12 firearms in a year that could be it. I see that you’ve only purchased 4. Have you sold any?

    Also, I believe that you can only DROS/buy 6 new firearms per year. Maximum of 1 handgun every 30 days and no more than 6 per year. This would be your fifth purchase so you should be good there. Let us know what it was.

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