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If I recall, on a PPT when both parties are present, you can do 2 handguns for one $35 fee and the dealer can charge a few bucks for the 2nd gun. There's no need to do 2 DROS's?
Is this correct?
Is this correct?
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Incorrect for handguns. That is correct for long guns. Each handgun needs to have a separate DROS submitted. The first DROS is $25 ($19 + $1 + $5). The second DROS is discounted to $21. The FFL can charge $10 per firearm.
See:
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Thanks for the link and info.Some guys like their powder like their women, hot, cheap, dirty, that would be TiteGroup. -CocoBoloComment
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You are welcome.Kemasa.
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I have a few questions about PPT of a handgun, I just did one earlier today and I'm not 100% sure of the legitimacy of everything the dealer did.
1) The dealer charged me $36 ($26 for dros, and $10 for them), i thought they could only charge no more then $25 for dros?
2) Instead of the normal 10 day waiting period, they tacked on an extra day to make it 11, can they really do this?
3) They said that for my 2 forms of ID I could use my DL and a copy of my driving record from the DMV, is this also legit?sigpic
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by law it is $35 max. $25 for DROS fees and up to $10 for dealer fee.
the law says 10 days, which works out to 10 24-hour periods. Now, since some people will come in early on the 10th day and try to pick up early, some dealers just tell you 11 days so that they don't have to watch the clock on the 10th day.2) Instead of the normal 10 day waiting period, they tacked on an extra day to make it 11, can they really do this?
don't think that is right. http://ag.ca.gov/firearms/regs/chapter4.pdf3) They said that for my 2 forms of ID I could use my DL and a copy of my driving record from the DMV, is this also legit?Jack
Do you want an AOW or C&R SBS/SBR in CA?
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The DMV driving record only meets the Feds requirement to know your customer and would only be needed if your CDL does not have your current address.
The feds require a government issued id that is current - fortunately they will let you combine more than one government issued document to meet the regs.
The DMV printout works great for this. But does not meet the States POR. See the above posting and link for the States requirements.Comment
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Appreciate all the help, thanks.sigpic
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