DOJ High-Cap Mag Permit A/D Book Requirements

[eosmo]

The DOJ website specifies that acquisition / disposition records be kept on all high-cap mags by FFL's issued a high-cap mag permit. I called the DOJ to ask exactly what information about magazines needs to be recorded in the A-D book. The answer I got was "check with the ATF - and use their reporting requirments". Funny, I didn't think the ATF cared about high-cap mags and it was solely a California issue...

So what info on Hi-Cap mags is there to record other than caliber, capacity, date acquired & disposed, L.E. agengy, L.E.O. ID, or.. out of state parties acquired & disposed from/to, [manufacturer.. if you can tell?]. Also, does anyone manully "tag or sticker" their mags for inventory A-D control?

I'd be interested to hear from anyone who's dealt with this on a DOJ inspection...

Thanks!

[halifax]

This is a start. More later

[kemasa]

The CA DOJ is just being lazy when they tell you to check with the ATF. They want similar records to the bound book

I list each magazine separately since if there are two magazines (for example) and I sell each one to a different person, it is harder to document that if it is on one line. It could be done differently than a bound book so that there would be additional space, such as on a computer as a text document.

I list the make, model, caliber and a place for notes, such as which firearm the magazines came with (for my information) and then the rest is the same as with the bound book.