My question is that I got a friend who got some rifles from his dad but his dad past away. He don't have anypaper work for it. How can he sell the rifles legally??
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As long as they are not AWs (or otherwise illegal to possess in CA), he can just take the buyer down to his friendly dealer and do a PPT, Person to Person Transfer, at the dealer. the dealer is allowed to charge $35 total for the PPT DROS.Jack
Do you want an AOW or C&R SBS/SBR in CA?
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Thanks for the information.
here a another question.
My brother give my dad a rifle but my dad give it to me. If I ever decided to resell it, who will need to be there to sell it??
another troubling question.
Since my dad give me a rifle that originally belong to my brother, which my brother let him have it. If i ever got pull over by a law enforcment from comming back and fourth from the range and they want to give me a hard time by checking the serial number of the rifle and it show up my brother name and not mine, would I be in trouble for having a unregister firearm??Last edited by Johnny?; 09-17-2009, 11:07 PM.Comment
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Long guns are not registered. The only way for the police to know who your rifles belong to when they pull you over is to ask you.__________________
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