Pre-Ban AR Question

[sigstroker]

First, find a FFL with an "assault weapon permit". For example Wild Bill's guns in Elk Grove.
Fee is about $150 for transfer out of state. The gun can not be sold to anyone in Calif.

Then list gun and sell it. You take the gun to the permit holding FFL and they do the paperwork
for you and give you a copy. Then you use the info on it to fill out the No Longer in Possession
Form available online from DOJ and send it in. The DOJ will then send updated RAW paperwork.

Remember though, the FFL has to be an Assault Weapon permit holder.

I very much doubt that.

California law means NOTHING in the other 49 states.

With all this knowledge and advice, please be the test cases for us all.

A prudent man would not list it for sale because IT'S AN ADMISSION OF OWNING IT. Which is, in itself, a felony if not registered as a RAW (and I don't see anything from the OP saying it was registered as a RAW, just that it was registered).

OP, follow the Good advice and seek out an FFL licensed to handle assault weapons sales/transfers. Don't be a chump.

LOL, do you know what the "R" in RAW stands for?

[dieselpower]

@ Sigstroker,
I get what you are saying, but Beezly comment was aimed at the OP using a CA FFL who has to be an AW permit holder...not another States FFL.

I agree people jump to the conclusion the AW is not registered, when we should consider everyone a law abiding person unless they are proven to be in violation. Even if the OP said he didnt think the AW was a RAW, I would still not judge it to be because the OP doesnt really know. So I am bias to think all people follow the law....as does our court system.

[Beelzy]

Look, my procedure for disposal of a RAW is correct and the OP indicated the gun was a RAW.

Let's not cloud up things with conjecture.