C&R 1 in 30 Exemption Question

[1911isGOAT]

Howdy all. So I am aware that a C&R+COE exempt someone from the 1 in 30 limit, including on modern firearms. Does this allow someone purchase 2 handguns in the same transaction (on the same background check)? Follow up, my understanding is that when using your 30 day exemption, these are run in DES under the Curio and Relic Handgun section (even for modern rostered pistols) of DROS and "collector" is selected under the 30 day exemption option, but NOT the 10 day exemption unless the gun is C&R eligible. Anything I'm missing here? Does your License number and/or COE number need to be added in the comments section or anything else? Wanting to do this at my shop and was given the ok to do so, but I want to make sure I 100% understand the process first. Thanks!

[Nardo1895]

Going off memory here and its been a while since I did one...

Does this allow someone purchase 2 handguns in the same transaction (on the same background check)?

Yes

...when using your 30 day exemption, these are run in DES under the Curio and Relic Handgun section (even for modern rostered pistols) of DROS and "collector" is selected under the 30 day exemption option, but NOT the 10 day exemption unless the gun is C&R eligible.

Not exactly. I think it use to be this way, but now the FFL runs modern handguns as a Dealer Sale and picks C&R + COE in the 30 day exemption drop down. Correct, the 10 day wait exemption only applies to C&R firearms.

Does your License number and/or COE number need to be added in the comments section or anything else?

As I remember, when running the 1 in 30 exemption and selecting the C&R + COE Exemption, another field pops up where the FFL enters your COE number.

I don't typically add anything in the comments but I do keep a copy of the C&R license and COE with the DROS.

[ugimports]

The COE prompt only comes up when doing 10 day wait exemption. I personally log the FFL and COE in the comments, but that is not required. I do it more for my own reference even though I do attach the docs with my DROS packet.

Note: this does not go on the same background check. CA DOJ actually runs a background check for each individual DROS. I know happens because I had a customer DROS 5 firearms at the same time (single DROS fee).. 2 came back delayed 3 were approved..

[navyboy65]

Had a question for you guys and I believe this is still the most recent thread on the 1-30 topic.
I have both a valid FFL C&R and a CA COE.
On 2/27/23 I did a non-exempt handgun purchase that my local dealer.
I recently ordered a handgun online for Sportsman Wearhouse. Yesterday it was at the store (a little early). I just got off the phone with that store about doing an exemption for the 1-30 and they told me that since the last DROS was not done as an exemption I would have to wait the 30 days before they could do the DROS on this gun? Is that right?
So basically what I understood from what they told me to do exemptions you have to start with no DROS in the last 30 days and always do an exemption DROS on handguns?

Looking forward to what you guys have to say, and thank you!