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  • Trriemferent
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2012
    • 1252

    Buying a gun on consignment

    Is buying a gun on consignment at a store considered a PPT or a transfer. I was just reading another thread that someone bought a gun on consignment and were charged a transfer fee and tax but I always thought consignment is considered PPT
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    whipkiller
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    • Jul 2009
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    • #3
      zinfull
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      CGN Contributor
      • Aug 2006
      • 2733

      On consignments you are buying from the seller so it would be a ppt charge. The FFL is making money from a cut of the sale. The 30 day wait is to verify not stolen.

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        JackRydden224
        Calguns Addict
        • Aug 2011
        • 7229

        It's somewhat of a PPT and somewhat not a PPT.

        It's a PPT in the sense that what's on consignment is not limited to what's on the roster if it is a handgun. It also does not count towards your 1 in 30 day for new handgun purchase. It's not a PPT in the sense that you don't meet the seller FTF, the LGS is the seller as it comes out of their inventory.

        *I think. I've only bought 2 consignment guns and that's how it worked.

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          BigPimping
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          • Feb 2010
          • 21460

          ^^^^^^^^
          That is how it worked for me.
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          • #6
            vantage
            Member
            • Dec 2007
            • 154

            I've bought two on consignment at the same time. It was as straightforward as any sale, but one must have just come in because it had a 24 day waiting period.

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            • #7
              SneezySky
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              CGN Contributor - Lifetime
              • Oct 2013
              • 331

              I had a 10 wait period - just like any other gun & no taxes. As mentioned already, consignment sales don't fall under the 1 (handgun) in 30 days rules.

              Not sure what others are saying with the 30 & 24 day waits. I know that once the owner submits the gun for consignment - it is not immediately available but I was able to pick one from the shelf and just wait the normal 10 days.
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                mjsweims
                Senior Member
                • May 2009
                • 807

                Sold one last year on consignment. The 30 day wait is for the LGS to get clearance from the local police - the police are supposed to check if the gun ids ok to sell and not stolen or anything. During the 30 day period the LGS cannot sell it but they can show it. Don't know whether it is sold as a PPT or transfer, but it is definitely entered into their inventory.
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                • #9
                  Steve_In_29
                  Banned
                  • Nov 2009
                  • 5682

                  Originally posted by JackRydden224
                  It's somewhat of a PPT and somewhat not a PPT.

                  It's a PPT in the sense that what's on consignment is not limited to what's on the roster if it is a handgun. It also does not count towards your 1 in 30 day for new handgun purchase. It's not a PPT in the sense that you don't meet the seller FTF, the LGS is the seller as it comes out of their inventory.

                  *I think. I've only bought 2 consignment guns and that's how it worked.
                  This. I have bought several from Turner's over the years. Plus a side benefit of buying a consignment gun was that I could put it on my credit card through the store instead of having to pay cash to the original owner.

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                  • #10
                    redcliff
                    Calguns Addict
                    • Feb 2008
                    • 5676

                    A consignment is a PPT.

                    However, since the dealer induced the sale at his place of business the Board of Equalization has ruled they must collect sales tax on the transaction.
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                    • #11
                      Zedrek
                      Senior Member
                      • Oct 2011
                      • 1812

                      I got a Bersa Thunder on consignment right when the shop put it out. It sucked because I had to wait the 30 days and then another ten day wait because they said that I couldn't start the DROS until after the 30 days. That sucked, especially since I drove over an hour to find that out.
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