Hand gun frames

[TMC]

Rich, look here ----->

[leelaw]

It involves hiding the identity of the true owner of the firearm, which is not done when the second transfer is run through an FFL and DROS

[bsim]

Using the logic displayed above, I cannot think of any situation where checking yes to "I am the buyer of this firearm" is incorrect.

YES the person has $$ (or credit)
YES the person put his name on the DROS
YES the person is receiving the firearm
YES the person passes the background check

If that person waits 10 days and goes to pick up the firearm with a friend, he is perfectly within bounds PPT the firearm to his friend without even leaving the FFL.

The straw purchase is when the person to receive the firearm is prohibited, and as such, does no DROS paperwork.

Californians are not prohibited from owning a firearm that is not on the "not unsafe" list.