firearms transfer to step son

[garbageman]

want to give a few gun to my step son how much is that going to cost?

[GunDog]

Why should it cost you anything? The receiving party is generally obligated to pay for any fees associated with the transfer of a firearm.

[operavoice]

As of April 1, 2026 (unless this has been challenged in court) 3 firearms per 30 days.
All 3 can go in a single DROS.

[G-forceJunkie]

$67.19 for three via PPT for 3 guns ( the maximum per each 30 days.)

[morrcarr67]

$67.19 for three via PPT for 3 guns ( the maximum per each 30 days.)

Did they raise the add on fee? Last time I checked it was only $10 per extra gun on a DROS.

[G-forceJunkie]

Did they raise the add on fee? Last time I checked it was only $10 per extra gun on a DROS.

$37.19 for doj
$10 for dealer gun #1
$10 for gun #2
$10 for gun #3
$67.19

[morrcarr67]

$37.19 for doj
$10 for dealer gun #1
$10 for gun #2
$10 for gun #3
$67.19

I thought the $37.19 covered one gun. See what happens when I think.

[26.2madness]

want to give a few gun to my step son how much is that going to cost?

Just to add, did you legally adopt your step-son? If so, you should be able to directly transfer to you step-son without a DROS. You would need to file one form for all the guns and pay one fee of $19. If you did not adopt your step-son, then the previous answers appear to be correct.

Of course, always check with the current laws in effect. CA likes to continually change the laws to add confusion.

[Spaffo]

Legally adopted son or daughter is the same as blood children. If not adopted, then standard PPT.