DOJ list and expired listings?

[Kyle1886]

Question answered...thank you.

Kyle

[greyfell]

I realize that it is up to the different arms manufacturers to submit their arms to the DOJ for testing. My question is most of (i.e. Ruger, et al) listed arms previously approved have expired as of 12/10: Thank you for your input.

Respectfully,

Kyle

Kyle,

Well, 12/10 isn't expired, yet. Not for another 9 months, in fact. I don't know if, say, Ruger has to submit a gun for testing to update their approval, but I wouldn't put it past the state to try to demand that along with the fees to update.

Stephen

[Librarian]

Kyle,

Well, 12/10 isn't expired, yet. Not for another 9 months, in fact. I don't know if, say, Ruger has to submit a gun for testing to update their approval, but I wouldn't put it past the state to try to demand that along with the fees to update.

Stephen

No, unless the state demands it for some suspicion that the guns being sold are different from the guns tested, once a handgun is on the Roster no more testing is required.

Just the annual bribe fee.

[glockwise2000]

Just the annual bribe fee.