Multi handgun Filing requirements

[XxWoodsHunterxX]

There are two reporting requirements, one for handguns and one for limited types of long guns.

If you are open every day and you deliver a firearm and less than five days later you also deliver another firearm, both firearms which are required to be reported, then you would need to file the report. If you delivered a handgun, then 4 days later delver another one, then another 4 days later deliver yet another one, then all three would be required to be reported since it is less than 5 days between the 1st & 2nd, as well as the 2nd & 3rd. It does not matter that between the 1st and 3rd there are more than 5 days, it all gets tied together.

For handguns, the 1 in 30 tends to reduce the amount of reporting required, unless the person is exempt or doing PPTs. For long guns in CA, it is more likely, but the caliber has to be greater than .22, so a .22LR does not count, as well it has to have a detachable (under Federal terms) magazine. A bullet button rifle has a detachable magazine for the Feds.

When the DROS is submitted does not matter, only when the firearms are delivered to the customer.

If the person is a FFL, sole proprietor, then the forms don't apply since they are licensed. The same is true for C&R firearms for a person who has a C&R FFL.

Thank you that answered my question. my question was aimed at LEO Dealer Sale. but i was trying to wrap my head around the 5 business days, i wasn't sure if it meant 5 days from the time he picked up his first one and dros'd the other two. he picked the first handgun up on tuesday and wouldn't be able to make it back until monday or tuesday next week so i was trying figure out if i have to put just the second two or all three on the form.

[kemasa]

Thank you that answered my question. my question was aimed at LEO Dealer Sale. but i was trying to wrap my head around the 5 business days, i wasn't sure if it meant 5 days from the time he picked up his first one and dros'd the other two. he picked the first handgun up on tuesday and wouldn't be able to make it back until monday or tuesday next week so i was trying figure out if i have to put just the second two or all three on the form.

A lot of it depends on how many days you are open.

If you are open Mon-Wed, then the next Mon would still be within the 5 days.

[XxWoodsHunterxX]

A lot of it depends on how many days you are open.

If you are open Mon-Wed, then the next Mon would still be within the 5 days.

Id have to go back to my application and see what i put down as my initial answers of "by appt" didn't fly with them and they wanted actual times and days even though i only work through appt only. but i think did Tues-Sat

[kemasa]

I would go by what you actually work (in general).

You do have to list one day and time which you are open. This is so that they can do a surprise inspection, but if you list evening hours, then it does not tend to work for them.