PPT with out of state buyer

[madoka]

So assuming we are stuck with the roster, I know that I can PPT with other Californians to get handguns that are not on the roster. But let's say next year the price of non-roster handguns in California skyrockets.

I assume without SSE we cannot buy any non-roster guns from out of state next year?

If I were to buy a non-roster gun from a private, out of state party using SSE (till the end of the year), does that count against the 1 in 30?

[sofbak]

So assuming we are stuck with the roster, I know that I can PPT with other Californians to get handguns that are not on the roster. But let's say next year the price of non-roster handguns in California skyrockets.

I assume without SSE we cannot buy any non-roster guns from out of state next year?

If I were to buy a non-roster gun from a private, out of state party using SSE (till the end of the year), does that count against the 1 in 30?

First things first... There is no such thing as a private party transfer that involves a resident of another state.......

Yes, without SSE, you won't be buying any off-roster, non-C&R, non-single action hand guns from out of state.

If you buy a gun from an out of state party it is an interstate transfer that must be done via a CA FFL (regardless of roster status), so SSE or not it counts against your 1 in 30 restriction.......

[Quiet]

Under CA laws/regulations...
1. A Private Party Transfer (PPT) of a handgun is exempt from needing to be on the Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale.
2. A PPT is a face-to-face transfer between CA residents facilitated by a CA FFL dealer.
3. The 1 in 30 day handgun wait applies to non-PPT transfers.

Therefore...
Since one of the parties involved is a non-resident of CA, the handgun needs to be on the Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale or be exempt from it. In addition, the 1 in 30 day wait applies.

[1badjack68]

^^^^^Ok when you exempt I assume you are talking about Leo correct? Just curious, looking into buying a used hand gun from out of state .

[Quiet]

^^^^^Ok when you exempt I assume you are talking about Leo correct? Just curious, looking into buying a used hand gun from out of state .

For now, it means...
*law enforcement officer acquiring [PC 32000(b)(4)]
*single-shot pistol exemption [PC 32100(b)]
*single-action revolver exemption [PC 32100(a)]
*out-of-state intra-familial gift exemption [PC 32110(b)]
*curio & relic exemption [PC 32000(b)(3) & 32110(g)]
*Olympic target pistol exemption [PC 32105]