WTB: Cz-82 in Los Angeles/OC/Ventura/Riverside/San Bernardino

[nick]

Bump. Silly me, been bumping someone else's thread instead of this one. And I don't ven drink

[Futurecollector]

Bump. Silly me, been bumping someone else's thread instead of this one. And I don't ven drink

maybe you should start

[Futurecollector]

You might find somebody who will, but you're taking chances if you do. In other states you can do this, but CA strictly prohibits it.

John

hahah that sucks, well it dosent matter anyways im 18 so nno C&R for me

[jmlivingston]

Besides, I don't like the idea of the ATF being able to come to my house to "inspect" my C&R guns. I'd rather pay the premium for the right (I know, I know, an often broken right) to tell them to go take a hike.

There is nothing that requires you to allow the ATF into your home for any sort of inspection. Yes, your paperwork and the C&R collection itself is open to inspection, but at your choice it can be done at either the address on the license or at the local ATF field office.

John

[nick]

No takers? Come on, people, give up that safe queen

[nick]

There is nothing that requires you to allow the ATF into your home for any sort of inspection. Yes, your paperwork and the C&R collection itself is open to inspection, but at your choice it can be done at either the address on the license or at the local ATF field office.

John

That's true. They still do come to your house though, or try to, and then you have to deal with them like you would with a vampire - don't invite them in and such. You're probably right, but it'll just take me a while to be comfortable with it, and, well, given the FFL transfer fees, it makes me much more careful when buying guns. Otherwise I'd probably have tons of C&Rs in every nook and cranny of my apartment

In the meantime, I'll keep paying my FFL dealer. He's a good guy, and his fees are reasonable, so he deserves my support.

[nick]

bump.

[nick]

Bump, with updates.

[nick]

bump.