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  • #31
    SunsetIE
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2013
    • 2108

    Originally posted by kemasa
    There can not be any extra fees on a CA PPT if it is picked up within 10 days. Storage can only be charged after 10 days.
    Not to get off topic, but could an ffl charge storage fees in the case of a delay ending in undetermined? (Assuming they release on Undetermined)

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    • #32
      kemasa
      I need a LIFE!!
      • Jun 2005
      • 10706

      Originally posted by SunsetIE
      Not to get off topic, but could an ffl charge storage fees in the case of a delay ending in undetermined? (Assuming they release on Undetermined)
      The CA DOJ has said that storage fees can be charged if it isn't picked up within 10 days. The undetermined could be a gray area since it can't be released and the statement was made with regards to when the firearm could be picked up. The same would apply to any delay. It is hard to get a clear answer, which is also an answered based on the actual law.
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      • #33
        SunsetIE
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2013
        • 2108

        Originally posted by kemasa
        The CA DOJ has said that storage fees can be charged if it isn't picked up within 10 days. The undetermined could be a gray area since it can't be released and the statement was made with regards to when the firearm could be picked up. The same would apply to any delay. It is hard to get a clear answer, which is also an answered based on the actual law.
        Thats kinda how i figured it. I wouldnt put it past unscrupulous dealers to pull that along with other shenanigans like this thread.

        Thanks kemasa.

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        • #34
          sfe187
          Banned
          • Sep 2016
          • 1770

          Originally posted by kemasa
          It isn't a matter of hardcore, it is a matter of law.
          However not every FFL is like you (following laws). Some are hardcore, some are lax. For example on locks, hardcore meaning when you have a lock purchased within 30 days with the receipt but some FFL still won't accept and needs to buy one of their lock. This happened during an PPT last year. FFL's excuse was those locks are for the previous guns can't be reuse again. When they said that I didn't even want to waste my breath as its "their" store. I advise my buyer although closer to his home go to another one further down the street and avoid bs like that.

          Another example is PPT a used Glock Gen 3 which has all its originals includes box and lock. Some FFL will NOT accept that lock and make you buy one of their locks.

          Lax - Some FFL I know say we are PPTing a older revolver which at the time never came with a lock and buyer brings one of many cable locks from his home (no receipt) and that FFL has no problem accepting it.

          So there are hardcore and friendly FFLs out there!!

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          • #35
            kemasa
            I need a LIFE!!
            • Jun 2005
            • 10706

            Hardcore isn't the correct word as it is not following the laws and instead making things up. Some don't understand the laws, some don't care.
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            • #36
              9Cal_OC
              Calguns Addict
              • Apr 2019
              • 6687

              Originally posted by sfe187
              However not every FFL is like you (following laws). Some are hardcore, some are lax. For example on locks, hardcore meaning when you have a lock purchased within 30 days with the receipt but some FFL still won't accept and needs to buy one of their lock. This happened during an PPT last year. FFL's excuse was those locks are for the previous guns can't be reuse again. When they said that I didn't even want to waste my breath as its "their" store. I advise my buyer although closer to his home go to another one further down the street and avoid bs like that.

              Another example is PPT a used Glock Gen 3 which has all its originals includes box and lock. Some FFL will NOT accept that lock and make you buy one of their locks.

              Lax - Some FFL I know say we are PPTing a older revolver which at the time never came with a lock and buyer brings one of many cable locks from his home (no receipt) and that FFL has no problem accepting it.

              So there are hardcore and friendly FFLs out there!!
              I've always wondered why they'd make you buy a lock if one is provided with the gun. Just to make a few bucks? Most write "Regal R15LC1" or something of the like in the comment box.
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              • #37
                kemasa
                I need a LIFE!!
                • Jun 2005
                • 10706

                Originally posted by 9Cal_OC
                I've always wondered why they'd make you buy a lock if one is provided with the gun.
                In some cases the locks are not CA certified locks OR there is no indication that it is a CA certified lock, which makes it unacceptable.

                I think that some just haven't looked at all the laws/rules and don't understand what is required. If the firearm comes with a lock that is CA certified, then no additional lock is required. A lock with a receipt is acceptable, even if it is from a private party.

                The easy thing is to just require a lock to be purchased so that they know what to do. If they sell a lock, then they have a copy of the invoice, so it is easy. It is harder to know what to do with a lock that is included, but all that is needed is to document it by putting it in the comment field (which is what the CA DOJ wants, but isn't actually required).
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                • #38
                  Mattcool818
                  Member
                  • Oct 2016
                  • 295

                  Originally posted by sfe187
                  Post up an itemize receipt let me see. Were there signage in the store somewhere about extra fees on PPT's?

                  At the end of the day, don't use them in the future!! There are plenty of other FFLs that only charge $47.19 and not too hardcore on the lock if one is present.
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                  • #39
                    Mattcool818
                    Member
                    • Oct 2016
                    • 295

                    Originally posted by 9Cal_OC
                    This 100%
                    Please see post above this

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                    • #40
                      Mattcool818
                      Member
                      • Oct 2016
                      • 295

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                      Kinda crap photo. Please Bear in mind that I did not need an FSC card...

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                      • #41
                        9Cal_OC
                        Calguns Addict
                        • Apr 2019
                        • 6687

                        Originally posted by Mattcool818
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                        Bit hard to read. Can you post as an attachment?
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                        • #42
                          kemasa
                          I need a LIFE!!
                          • Jun 2005
                          • 10706

                          A bit of an issue since they don't split out the items. The background check isn't $60, so they added their fee into it. It also looks like they taxed everything, which isn't right.
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                          • #43
                            ten888
                            Senior Member
                            CGN Contributor
                            • Dec 2016
                            • 1643

                            Looks to be:

                            Background Fee $60
                            Lock $5.00
                            Tax $6.50
                            Total $71.50
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                            • #44
                              sfe187
                              Banned
                              • Sep 2016
                              • 1770

                              1. Doesn't even itemize and instead just simple general "background check" and because its grouped like that they can add whatever they like and hide it under "background check".
                              2. Sales tax is taxed everything!

                              I haven't been inside the location but if there were a sign stating they charge $12.81 service fee on all PPTs then each is own. I believe I read somewhere long time ago that if an FFL posted or disclosed/signage a service fee, they can do it. But like I've said most only do $37.19 + $10.

                              As far as the tax, they are not suppose to charge tax on $47.19.
                              Last edited by sfe187; 03-24-2020, 8:25 PM.

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                              • #45
                                RoundEye
                                CGSSA Director
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                                • Mar 2010
                                • 3671

                                Originally posted by sfe187
                                I haven't been inside the location but if there were a sign stating they charge $12.81 service fee on all PPTs then each is own. I believe I read somewhere long time ago that if an FFL posted or disclosed/signage a service fee, they can do it.
                                IIRC, that's okay for Dealer Sales (this is what Turner's does), and for FFL to FFL transfers in and out of state, but for PPTs I believe the CADOJ caps the "Dealer Fee" at $10 (this is why some FFLs make you buy a lock).
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