How many guns are DROS'ed a Day?

[Synergy]

Ones in the business please hold off on spoiling the fun.

I was DROS'ing my CBOB and was told about this tid bit of info. So I ask you ladies and gentlemen make a guess on how many firearms are DROS'ed in the state of CA per day on average.

[johnrunner89]

My guess is 2000+ and that includes new purchases and PPT's

[Napalm Bulldog]

2kplus!

[DaveFJ80]

When I PPT'd my G19 at 5:39pm on a Saturday, I was number 2441 for that day alone who filed a DROS.

I would assume it's not that high on a normal weekday, except for Friday.

[RP1911]

on average it's probably around 1300-1350 not counting 2008-2009

[jamesob]

2-3k a day

[NorCalMama]

I said 251-500... when do we get to hear the answer?

[leelaw]

Remember that the number you heard is for the total number of DROSes, not the total number of firearms. There can be multiple longguns per single DROS.

[BigDogatPlay]

At the height of the 2009 frenzy it was running into thousands of DROS per day. Now my guess would be 2K +

[PolishMike]

It got up to 1800 before I closed up today at 8. Normal weekdays are about 1200-1500, weekends I've seen get up to 2700

[LAWABIDINGCITIZEN]

$$$

Ok, so all those DROS fees times X# of transactions per day = how much $$$ we Californians living in this bankrupt state are paying for????


Just how much good are we getting for all this money spent???


This is making a difference in the crime rate, how?

[Mike's Custom]

I have been well over 4K and it was still before 5:30 pm.

[elrcastor]

If you look a copy of your dros print out the seccond part of your dros number starts at 1, and counts up so if it's 906 there were 905 droses done before yours

the highest number i have is 1762 @4:51pm

[Synergy]

As some here can attest, a minimum of 1500 a day!

Lets say most stores are open 6 days a week.
A conservative estimate...
1500 x 6 = 9000 DROS's per week.
9000 x 52 weeks = 468,000 firearms DROS'ed a year!

I wonder how many antis are aware of that number!

[CALI-gula]

How many guns are DROS'ed a Day?

Answer: Not enough.

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