Selling firearm to FFL

[shakakan]

Hello, I have a bunch of lowers and non altered OEM on roster pistols that a local FFL wanted to purchase as a lot. Does it count toward my PPT?

TY for your time.

[P5Ret]

It shouldn't count, but with DOJ I'm not sure anyone could give an accurate answer since they seem to make up the rules as they go these days.

There isn't a typical DROS transaction involved, unless the dealer is personally buying them for himself. Even then it could be all done as a single transaction. Remember the law says transactions of less than six, not sales of less than six.

[brownbear333]

Does not count towards PPT limits for the year. I had the same question for my FFL a few years ago.


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[Nardo1895]

If you sell to the FFL in one lot, its one transaction. You are limited to 6 selling transactions per year (PPT or otherwise), and 50 firearms total.

[Quiet]

Hello, I have a bunch of lowers and non altered OEM on roster pistols that a local FFL wanted to purchase as a lot. Does it count toward my PPT?

There are no exemptions to CA laws for a non-FFL or a non-exempt person selling/transferring to a CA FFL dealer. [PC 26500-26590]
^There are only exemptions for FFLS and exempt persons when selling/transferring to a CA FFL dealer.

Therefore... [PC 26520]
Firearms sold by a non-FFL to a CA FFL dealer still count towards the non-FFL's legal limits on how many and the amount of firearms they can legally sell/transfer within a calendar year.