How would you DROS this?

[RoundEye]

[Dano3467]

Link no worky

[RoundEye]

Link no worky

Ugh, it's all that link tracking crap... Anyway, it should be good now.

[OCArmory]

As the most funnest bestest thing ever

[nick]

Bolt action long arm

[OCArmory]

Long arm is no longer an option. Old DROS system it said long gun now we have to select rifle or shotgun

[RoundEye]

To be a "rifle" or "Shotgun" it needs to have a shoulder stock no?

To be a revolver (which is a type of pistol), it needs to be intended to be fired with one hand no?

[OCArmory]

No good options. Maybe they will fix the DROS system

[SkyHawk]

How would you DROS a 1919A4? No shoulder stock, clearly not a pistol. Hmmmmm.....

[edgerly779]

You can't in ca.

[RoundEye]

How would you DROS a 1919A4? No shoulder stock, clearly not a pistol. Hmmmmm.....

Make me think of that episode of Top Shot where they had to fire that AK Offhand, and Strong Hand Only.

[Quiet]

Under Federal laws/regulations...

The Tippmann Armory Gatling Gun in 9x19mm is considered a multi-barrel, manually operated (crank action), single-shot, magazine fed, Title 1 Other.


Under CA laws/regulations...

Since the barrel lengths are less than 16", it is considered a "handgun". [PC 16530(a)]

Since it is a non-exempt off-Roster handgun, a CA FFL dealer can only legally transfer it via exemption (LEO sale, out-of-state intra-familial gift, PPT).

If it had barrel lengths that were 16" or greater, then it would be CA legal due to it being a "long gun" that does not violate any CA laws.
^On their social media account, Tippman Armory replied that they would look into making some with 16+" barrels for the CA market.

It would need to be transferred with a 10 or less round magazine.


Summary...
ATF 4473 = other.
CA DROS = handgun.

[RoundEye]

Under Federal laws/regulations...

The Tippmann Armory Gatling Gun in 9x19mm is considered a multi-barrel, manually operated (crank action), single-shot, magazine fed, Title 1 Other.


Under CA laws/regulations...

Since the barrel lengths are less than 16", it is considered a "handgun". [PC 16530(a)]

Since it is a non-exempt off-Roster handgun, a CA FFL dealer can only legally transfer it via exemption (LEO sale, out-of-state intra-familial gift, PPT).

If it had barrel lengths that were 16" or greater, then it would be CA legal due to it being a "long gun" that does not violate any CA laws.
^On their social media account, Tippman Armory replied that they would look into making some with 16+" barrels for the CA market.

It would need to be transferred with a 10 or less round magazine.


Summary...
ATF 4473 = other.
CA DROS = handgun.

Thanks Quiet...

At 16" barrel model would be awesome, I think the legislators would lose their mind over something like this...

[Gryff]

I think the legislators would lose their mind over something like this...

Yeah, but if they serpentine, it will be harder to get a bead on them with it being on a carriage and all.