Need a refresher on current CA PPT/ammo law

[duenor]

It's been a very (a decade, really) long time since I last did a PPT as seller, so here are a few questions that I'm hoping to find answers for. I did some penal code searching but I'd like to be sure.

1. How many PPTs per year? It sounds like 6 for handguns, and "infrequent" for others.

2. Do sales to buyers in other states (ie, selling a gun on Gunbroker) count? It sounds like it doesn't because this isn't a PPT, but not sure.

3. Are there any restrictions on person to person ammo sales? Ie, if I sell someone a can of 7.62x54r, will I be breaking any laws? It doesn't look like it but want to be sure.

I am NOT in LA city, but am in LA county.

[Librarian]

It's been a very (a decade, really) long time since I last did a PPT as seller, so here are a few questions that I'm hoping to find answers for. I did some penal code searching but I'd like to be sure.

1. How many PPTs per year? It sounds like 6 for handguns, and "infrequent" for others.

5 sales, any number of guns in a sale.

DOJ seems actually to be reasonable on this - unloading a large collection in a short period of time has, by anecdote, been approved.

2. Do sales to buyers in other states (ie, selling a gun on Gunbroker) count? It sounds like it doesn't because this isn't a PPT, but not sure.

You're correct; if you sell out of state, no DROS, so CA doesn't know about it.

3. Are there any restrictions on person to person ammo sales? Ie, if I sell someone a can of 7.62x54r, will I be breaking any laws? It doesn't look like it but want to be sure.

Nope, no restrictions so far in 2013. Bills in the legislature may change that later.

I am NOT in LA city, but am in LA county.

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[duenor]

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Thank you very much, sir.