PPT and hsc

[aryanca]

Hi guys,
I currently own an ar15. now iam about to buy an off-roster springfield xdm from a ca resident. However i do not have an HSC.
I plan to meet the seller at a Local FFL . would i need an hsc in hand before my application is sent for dros?

thank u for taking the time to answer my question

[DEPUTYBILL]

Hi guys,
I currently own an ar15. now iam about to buy an off-roster springfield xdm from a ca resident. However i do not have an HSC.
I plan to meet the seller at a Local FFL . would i need an hsc in hand before my application is sent for dros?

thank u for taking the time to answer my question

Current requirement is pay, take test, pass, and get the new Firearms safety certificate. (unless you are one of the exemptions to FSC)

[phdo]

I just want to add that if you already have the FSC you won't need the HSC.

[LeadFarmer74]

Handgun safety certificate has now been combined into the "firearms safety certificate". Must have a FSC to buy any gun in California now.

[mexicangunlover]

To answer your question, yes, you must have either old un expired HSC for handgun or current FSC for both rifle and handgun before DROS can be submitted.

[edgerly779]

^^ Close for long guns a hunting license is accepted. For handguns yes the fsc.

[LeadFarmer74]

To answer your question, yes, you must have either old un expired HSC for handgun or current FSC for both rifle and handgun before DROS can be submitted.

HSC will not work anymore. FSC cover all of it now.

[Condorguns]

HSC will not work anymore. FSC cover all of it now.

Unexpired HSC is still acceptable for handgun transfers.

[LeadFarmer74]

Unexpired HSC is still acceptable for handgun transfers.

This is not what I was told. Either way I have my FSC now. Thanks.

[gimmejr]

This is not what I was told. Either way I have my FSC now. Thanks.

HSC is still accepted for handguns.

[ke6guj]

This is not what I was told. Either way I have my FSC now. Thanks.

you were told wrong.

27540. A dealer, whether or not acting pursuant to Chapter 5
(commencing with Section 28050), shall not deliver a firearm to a
person, as follows:
(e) A handgun shall not be delivered unless the purchaser,
transferee, or person being loaned the handgun presents a handgun
safety certificate. Commencing January 1, 2015, any firearm,
including a handgun, shall not be delivered unless the purchaser,
transferee, or person being loaned the firearm presents a firearm
safety certificate to the dealer, except that in the case of a
handgun, an unexpired handgun safety certificate may be presented.