DROS 30 days question

[froopah_loop]

Also this is only for handguns not long arms.

Which? Now I'm confused again.

[halifax]

Kinda

Ahhhhh now I think I have it..... So, the DROS has to be originally set up for a multiple..... Otherwise it's a no-go?

It has more to do with changing the DROS after it has been submitted. Some dealers will change it by writing in the new number of long guns and some see that practice as prohibited. There have been some very heated discussions here on that issue.

One thing for certain, you can't pick up one long gun then come back to buy another on the same DROS.

[froopah_loop]

Oh okay got it on the multiple or not multiple thing.

But what is the thing about the handguns? Only one handgun per DROS no exceptions, period?

Thanks for the input too by the way I appreciate it to say the least.

[halifax]

Oh okay got it on the multiple or not multiple thing.

But what is the thing about the handguns? Only one handgun per DROS no exceptions, period?

Thanks for the input too by the way I appreciate it to say the least.

For dealer sales, yes, 1 in 30. If you are buying them in a face-to-face private-party-transfer between CA residents, the 1 in 30 does not apply. They do go on separate DROSs though. $25 for the first $21 for any others submitted at the same time.

[froopah_loop]

Okay I think I have everything straight now.

Thanks again. Like I said earlier, I very much appreciate the information.

[halifax]

Also this is only for handguns not long arms.

???

[kemasa]

The one gun per month only deals with handguns, excluding PPTs and other exemptions. and does not apply to long guns.

As for adding long guns, the only way that a firearm can be included is if it is part of a SINGLE sale, transfer or loan. Some people try to make claims about what a single sale is in order to add a firearm after the DROS is submitted.