About to PPT a revolver, can I add a long gun to same DROS

[eville]

Sorry if the answer is already here. I looked a bit but can't find the answer.
I'm about to PPT a revolver. I also want to buy a shotgun. Can both be handled under the same DROS?

[bjl333]

nope !!!

[eville]

ok, one more scenario...
can i ppt a revolver from one guy and a pistol from another guy on the same DROS and be under the 1 every 30?

[Ed_Hazard]

handguns are 1 gun per DROS unlike long guns(upto 3 LG per DROS). PPT's are exempt from the 1 in 30 law, can do as many PPT's as your wallet can handle.

[halifax]

PPTs do not count towards the 1-in-30 rule. Each PPT, however, must be on its own DROS.

[rromeo]

handguns are 1 gun per DROS unlike long guns(upto 3 LG per DROS). PPT's are exempt from the 1 in 30 law, can do as many PPT's as your wallet can handle.

Who told you 3 per DROS? That is wrong. It is theoretically unlimited how many long guns can be on one DROS.

[CHS]

Sorry if the answer is already here. I looked a bit but can't find the answer.
I'm about to PPT a revolver. I also want to buy a shotgun. Can both be handled under the same DROS?

Yes.

There is nothing in the law that prevents you from adding a long gun to a handgun DROS.

Actually, you don't add it to the DROS at all. The handgun DROS satisfies the laws requirement for a background check, and you simply add the long gun to the 4473.

It's legal, but not a lot of FFL's will do it.

[CHS]

Who told you 3 per DROS? That is wrong. It is theoretically unlimited how many long guns can be on one DROS.

TECHNICALLY, it's limited to 99, because that's how many guns you're allowed to input into the software

But you can always cross that out and write 101