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We know about the hoops those that have a C&R license in CA have to go through to buy a C&R item, but how does that apply if someone from out of state that wants to buy a rifle or pistol that is C&R eligible and has a FFL03?
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If the transfer occurs within CA...
If the seller is a non-CA FFL dealer and the buyer is a non-resident of CA that has a valid C&R 03-FFL and has a valid CA DOJ COE and the firearm is a C&R long gun, then the transfer of the C&R long gun is exempt from needing to be done through a CA FFL dealer. [PC 27966]
If the seller is a non-CA FFL dealer and the buyer is a non-resident of CA that has a valid C&R 03-FFL and has a valid CA DOJ COE and the firearm is a C&R handgun, then the transfer of the C&R handgun must be done through a CA FFL dealer. [PC 27545]
If the seller is a non-CA FFL dealer and the buyer is a non-resident of CA that has a valid C&R 03-FFL and does not have a valid CA DOJ COE and the firearm is a C&R firearm, then the transfer of the C&R firearm must be done through a CA FFL dealer. [PC 27545]
If the seller is a CA FFL dealer or if it is being transferred through a CA FFL dealer and the buyer is a non-resident of CA that has a valid C&R 03-FFL and the firearm is a C&R firearm, then the transfer of C&R firearms just needs to comply with Federal laws/regulations. [PC 26550 and 27115]
Legal alternative to avoid utilizing a CA FFL dealer to transfer a C&R firearm to a non-resident of CA that has a valid C&R 03-FFL is... the non-resident pays to have the C&R firearm shipped to the address listed on their C&R 03-FFL and the seller ships the C&R firearm to that out-of-state address.Last edited by Quiet; 12-23-2021, 5:30 PM.sigpic
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And, of course, it's highly unlikely that a non-CA resident would have a CA COE.
But it is possible -If you are an out-of-state resident applying for a COE and you are unable to provide your fingerprints via Live Scan, you must use the “hard card” fingerprint method by having your fingerprints taken on two hard cards at a local law enforcement agency in your state of residence. You must then mail the two completed fingerprint hard cards and a check for $71ARCHIVED Calguns Foundation Wiki here: http://web.archive.org/web/201908310...itle=Main_Page
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