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  • Sunbear
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 587

    Smith & Wesson Model 14-3 Single Action Only

    My question is, can I purchase and import into the state of California a Smith & Wesson Model 14-3 single action only revolver? I have been shooting bullseye matches and found this revolver in Texas. My understanding is any single action revolver can be purchased and legally imported into California.
    Thank for any help and answers, I appreciate it.
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    Nardo1895
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2016
    • 965

    Ya, most single actions are roster exempt and can be brought into CA. Just make sure you have a FFL in CA who understands that includes handguns that started life as a double action but have been converted. Not all will deal with those.

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      Sunbear
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 587

      Great. Thank you

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      • #4
        loraus
        Junior Member
        • Apr 2009
        • 29

        Usps

        Is it still ok to send a handgun through USPS with a 1508 form? Looking at the regulations it says yes in one part than in other part it say you can?t ship a frame. I went to my local USPS office for clarification. They said they never saw such a form before and to come back tomorrow for an answer. Ok, I thought I?d open a FedEx small business account but was told I would not qualify for a firearm compliance agreement because I would have to ship over 100 lbs s month I assume UPS would be the same.

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        • #5
          Gryff
          CGSSA Coordinator
          • May 2006
          • 12686

          Yes, as long as the gun meets certain other criteria (barrel at least 3" in length, an overall length of 7.5", and a cylinder that holds at least 5 rounds), then the roster does not apply to single-action guns.
          My friends and family disavow all knowledge of my existence, let alone my opinions.

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          • #6
            Gryff
            CGSSA Coordinator
            • May 2006
            • 12686

            Originally posted by loraus
            Is it still ok to send a handgun through USPS with a 1508 form? Looking at the regulations it says yes in one part than in other part it say you can?t ship a frame. I went to my local USPS office for clarification. They said they never saw such a form before and to come back tomorrow for an answer. Ok, I thought I?d open a FedEx small business account but was told I would not qualify for a firearm compliance agreement because I would have to ship over 100 lbs s month I assume UPS would be the same.
            Note that if you want to save the hassle, and possibly some money, Bud's Gun Shop as a service called Ship My Gun.



            I've not used it yet, but Bud's is a reputable online dealer.
            My friends and family disavow all knowledge of my existence, let alone my opinions.

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            • #7
              sass2924
              Senior Member
              • Oct 2009
              • 757

              Originally posted by loraus
              Is it still ok to send a handgun through USPS with a 1508 form? Looking at the regulations it says yes in one part than in other part it say you can?t ship a frame. I went to my local USPS office for clarification. They said they never saw such a form before and to come back tomorrow for an answer. Ok, I thought I?d open a FedEx small business account but was told I would not qualify for a firearm compliance agreement because I would have to ship over 100 lbs s month I assume UPS would be the same.
              If your not an FFL, you can't ship handguns thru USPS.

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              • #8
                Nardo1895
                Senior Member
                • Jun 2016
                • 965

                Originally posted by loraus
                Is it still ok to send a handgun through USPS with a 1508 form? Looking at the regulations it says yes in one part than in other part it say you can?t ship a frame. I went to my local USPS office for clarification. They said they never saw such a form before and to come back tomorrow for an answer. Ok, I thought I?d open a FedEx small business account but was told I would not qualify for a firearm compliance agreement because I would have to ship over 100 lbs s month I assume UPS would be the same.
                Every time I ship at a different post office I have to go through the same thing. They have never seen the form, don't know what to do with it, need a manager's approval, want to see my FFL...

                It is still legal, but as SASS said, you have to be a FFL.

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