Gun safe for handgun and long-guns?

[truthseeker]

I have a Stack-On model GSD-323 that will hold 23 longuns and it has a seperate lockable area inside it for handguns, jewlry, etc...

It is a heavy duty safe weighs ~500lbs, not the thin sheetmetal ones.

I am wondering if this satisfies the requirements for taking posession of my handgun from my FFL.

I checked the roster of approved safety devices on CA DOJ website and it is listed there.

Am I good to go or do I have to buy a trigger lock?

[Kishfisser]

From what I understand there is no safe exemption for handguns any more. (federal Law).

[Librarian]

Rather say the BATF has not issued a reg that includes safes.

In the meanwhile, plan to buy a lock.

If an extra $6-$10 bugs you: since the law does not say you have to keep the lock or use the lock, on your way to pick up your handgun

• stop at a different gun store,
• buy a trigger lock,
• take it and the receipt to the gun store where
• you show the lock and receipt to the dealer,
• pick up your gun,
• go by the first place and
• return the lock.

[USN CHIEF]

Rather say the BATF has not issued a reg that includes safes.

In the meanwhile, plan to buy a lock.

If an extra $6-$10 bugs you: since the law does not say you have to keep the lock or use the lock, on your way to pick up your handgun

• stop at a different gun store,
• buy a trigger lock,
• take it and the receipt to the gun store where
• you show the lock and receipt to the dealer,
• pick up your gun,
• go by the first place and
• return the lock.

Problem solved.

I did this about a month ago. Went to Big 5, bought the lock and took lock/receipt to FFL, then went back to Big 5 on my way home and got a refund.

[movie zombie]

Chief, you are one smart cookie!

movie zombie

[USN CHIEF]

Chief, you are one smart cookie!

movie zombie

Thank you, thank you very much