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  • Capt. Speirs
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 1232

    taking in used handguns

    How do you check the handgun a customer wants to sell to an FFL if it is stolen? I am still waiting for my Secondhand Gun Dealers Permit and I have 3 handguns a customer wants to sell to me.
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    South Coast Outdoorsman
    2736 E Chapman Ave
    Orange CA 92869
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    Capt. Speirs
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 1232

    Now I need to figure out a way to take them in so I can sell them. If I PPT them to me, don't I have to wait a year to sell them? I haven't received my Secondhand Firearms Sales Permit yet. Can't I use the Handgun Acquisituion form?
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    South Coast Outdoorsman
    2736 E Chapman Ave
    Orange CA 92869
    714-532-4867
    T - F (11 - 7pm) Sat (10 - 5pm) - closed Sun & Mon
    _____________________________________________

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    • #3
      kemasa
      I need a LIFE!!
      • Jun 2005
      • 10706

      You can buy them as a PPT. You can sell them within a year, but as I recall you need to transfer them through your business, not privately sell them. I don't think that this is much of an issue in CA since all sales have to go through a dealer.

      BUT if you are buying the firearms and transferring them to bypass the requirement to have a secondhand firearms sales permit, then you could have a problem. If you buy them and keep them until you have the permit, then I doubt that there would be an issue.

      Based on what you have said, the proper way is to wait until you have all the required permits.
      Kemasa.
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