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  • #16
    mydogsmonkey
    Veteran Member
    • Jan 2009
    • 4166

    Originally posted by halifax
    CA Dealers don't use the NICS system directly...The DOJ does it for them. Where did you see that NICS number and the "approved"? On the 4473 or DROS?
    it was on my receipt, it has the NICS number and status on it
    ive never seen it before except for this one place

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    • #17
      halifax
      Veteran Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 4440

      Originally posted by mydogsmonkey
      it was on my receipt, it has the NICS number and status on it
      ive never seen it before except for this one place
      Interesting. CA dealers aren't prohibited from using the NICS system. I'm just wondering why one would. Did the dealer actually make a phone call to them?
      Jim


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      • #18
        Shane916
        Calguns Addict
        • Feb 2006
        • 5004

        Originally posted by mydogsmonkey
        it was on my receipt, it has the NICS number and status on it
        ive never seen it before except for this one place
        You sure it's not the DROS number?

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        • #19
          cal3gunner
          Senior Member
          • Jun 2008
          • 1629

          Originally posted by gdun
          What!? You can be denied a gun for an expired drivers license or owed taxeS!
          That is complete bull. Buying a gun is a right, not a privelege
          If you have an expired CA drivers license, you might have a current drivers license in another state and you have to be a current CA resident to buy a gun in CA.

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          • #20
            mydogsmonkey
            Veteran Member
            • Jan 2009
            • 4166

            nope he didn't make a call as far as i know, btw its ammo bros, its just straight on there, don't believe its the dros number

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            • #21
              Hayashi Killian
              Senior Member
              • Jun 2009
              • 617

              The 10 day waiting period was an original holdover from before the NICS check, back when forms had to be mailed to the ATF via snail mail. However once the NICS was created, it was proposed that the 10 day waiting period be kept as a "cooling off" period here in California.

              The NICS check is near instant. Under 5 minutes.
              "Ok, sign language 101. This means stay low, this means stack up, and this means I'm gonna punch your lights out if you don't shut up!"

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