Handgun Purchase issue

[archer1212]

I recently purchased my first firearm online.
Springfield 1911 Loaded
PX9109LP
My local FFL guy transfered it into my name
However I just found out that there is a CA version PX9109LPCA.
I did not get that version I got the standard version.
I don't get it though because PX9109L is on the allowed list in CA.
So do I have anything to worry about because I guess technically I have a version I shouldnt have.
Can I get into any trouble having this or is it on the FFL for transfering it over?
If I were to get stopped(on the way to the range or something like that) do they have the right to confiscate it?
Any help/advice would be appreciated.

[Cokebottle]

If there are discrepancies in the FFL paperwork, it is a problem for the FFL.
As long as the serial number registered to you in AFS matches the serial number on the gun, you are 100% legal.

If the gun turns out NOT to be properly registered to you, it is only a legal problem for you if you are caught carrying it concealed... that would be a felony.
Mere possession of an unregistered gun is not illegal.
If the FFL mistakenly transferred an off-roster pistol to you and it is legally registered, you are legal. Possession of an off-roster gun is not illegal, as long as it doesn't have a threaded barrel.

If it does have a threaded barrel, do not say ANYTHING to ANYONE about it, say nothing more in this thread, and immediately contact your attorney and inform him that you are the unwitting recipient of an unregistered assault weapon and need to resolve the situation.

[Garv]

We shoot off roster pistols at the range every day so no problem with that assuming the gun is otherwise legal.

[acespawnshop]

Chances are the CA just denotes to the manufacturer that it is on the roster, similar to how the P denotes it could be the "package" Im sure you are good to go.

[archer1212]

Thanks again guys.
With how California is it seems like one day we won't even be able to buy guns anymore.
Just didn't want to lose mine on a technicality.
Really appreciate the in depth added info Cokebottle.

[Cokebottle]

Thanks again guys.
With how California is it seems like one day we won't even be able to buy guns anymore.

Sooner than you think.

At the end of 2013 there were some 600 handguns on the roster.
Today there are around 300.

Beretta will be removed when they move production to the new factory, just as Colt will no longer have anything on the roster. S&W is down to the Shield, revolvers, and I think one other model. Likewise Ruger is down to revolvers and only a couple of semi-autos.

[Blade Gunner]

Sooner than you think.

At the end of 2013 there were some 600 handguns on the roster.
Today there are around 300.

Beretta will be removed when they move production to the new factory, just as Colt will no longer have anything on the roster. S&W is down to the Shield, revolvers, and I think one other model. Likewise Ruger is down to revolvers and only a couple of semi-autos.

I was dreading that Beretta was going to drop completely off the roster for just changing the location of there manufacturing facility. Perhaps the roster has to drop to zero before an abridgment is deemed to have occurred.

[HappyGunner]

If there are discrepancies in the FFL paperwork, it is a problem for the FFL.
As long as the serial number registered to you in AFS matches the serial number on the gun, you are 100% legal.

If the gun turns out NOT to be properly registered to you, it is only a legal problem for you if you are caught carrying it concealed... that would be a felony.
Mere possession of an unregistered gun is not illegal.
If the FFL mistakenly transferred an off-roster pistol to you and it is legally registered, you are legal. Possession of an off-roster gun is not illegal, as long as it doesn't have a threaded barrel.

If it does have a threaded barrel, do not say ANYTHING to ANYONE about it, say nothing more in this thread, and immediately contact your attorney and inform him that you are the unwitting recipient of an unregistered assault weapon and need to resolve the situation.

Are you serious? Have you ever read the penal code? It's a misdemeanor for a non-exempt person to receive and off roster handgun from a FFL.

[HappyGunner]

Sooner than you think.

At the end of 2013 there were some 600 handguns on the roster.
Today there are around 300.

Beretta will be removed when they move production to the new factory, just as Colt will no longer have anything on the roster. S&W is down to the Shield, revolvers, and I think one other model. Likewise Ruger is down to revolvers and only a couple of semi-autos.

Ugh... As of right now there are 770 models on the roster. Click here and read for yourself http://certguns.doj.ca.gov/safeguns.asp

[Cokebottle]

Ugh... As of right now there are 770 models on the roster. Click here and read for yourself http://certguns.doj.ca.gov/safeguns.asp

Should have clarified "Semiautomatic"
That is what is being impacted by microstamping.

[archer1212]

Thats insane.
Definately makes me feel better about my purchase now.
Might have to purchase something else now too

Sooner than you think.

At the end of 2013 there were some 600 handguns on the roster.
Today there are around 300.

Beretta will be removed when they move production to the new factory, just as Colt will no longer have anything on the roster. S&W is down to the Shield, revolvers, and I think one other model. Likewise Ruger is down to revolvers and only a couple of semi-autos.

[archer1212]

I was told by the online company (a large retailer) to see if my FFL will transfer over the technicality, some won't, some will. But that if they don't have an issue with it then there is nothing for me to worry about.
Also spoke with the FFL and they said don't worry about it also that it is just another way CA bullsh*ts us.
Its just a 1911, no threaded barrel, 7 round mag, safety. Nothing out of the norm.

Are you serious? Have you ever read the penal code? It's a misdemeanor for a non-exempt person to receive and off roster handgun from a FFL.

[Dvrjon]

Are you serious? Have you ever read the penal code? It's a misdemeanor for a non-exempt person to receive and off roster handgun from a FFL.

Citation, please? Specifically, a prohibition on the receipt of an off-roster gun from an FFL.

Firearm transfers must go through an FFL. PPT is a firearm transfer. PPT can be conducted between exempt/non-exempt individuals. PPT is exempt from the Roster requirements.

Thanks.

[Dvrjon]

If the gun turns out NOT to be properly registered to you, it is only a legal problem for you if you are caught carrying it concealed... that would be a felony.

A slight clarification. The statute seems to provide that the weapon be loaded (or ammunition nearby) and then may be charged as a misdemeanor or as a felony.

Best.

[baggss]

Sooner than you think.

At the end of 2013 there were some 600 handguns on the roster.
Today there are around 300

Just for clarity, there are 770 Handguns on the 2016 roster. Not ALL of them drop off on 1 Jan 2017 either. There are ~80 that are listed as dropping off on 1 Jan 2018.

http://certguns.doj.ca.gov