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  • jtmkinsd
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    Originally posted by Slotcar
    My Mistake, I meant Father-In-Law...
    Legally he still qualifies. Father-In-Law. There is nothing in the PC which states the "immediate family" line must be blood.

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  • Slotcar
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    My Mistake, I meant Father-In-Law...

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  • jtmkinsd
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    Originally posted by Slotcar
    New Question:

    Can my Father in bring a handgun on his trip out here from Michigan and transfer it to me at an FFL while he is here in Ca? It is an off roster C&R if that makes any difference. He is retired Navy if that makes any difference. He is not a Ca resident.
    Yes, he and you can go to an FFL with IDs in hand, and you with HSC and proof of residency, and the dealer treats it as a shipped-in firearm. If it's truly a C&R, nothing else is needed, if it's not a C&R, Dad would just need to pen a short note saying it's a gift to his son, make, model, caliber, and serial number.

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  • Slotcar
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    New Question:

    Can my Father in bring a handgun on his trip out here from Michigan and transfer it to me at an FFL while he is here in Ca? It is an off roster C&R if that makes any difference. He is retired Navy if that makes any difference. He is not a Ca resident.

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  • tenpercentfirearms
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    Originally posted by Slotcar
    I want to buy another handgun from a dealer but I just bought one recently.

    My question is what is considered the 1-in-30 day period?

    Does the clock start ticking from when you start the background (DROS) paperwork or when you actually pick up the handgun?

    Example: I started the paperwork on 1/6/11. I actually picked up the handgun on 1/19/11.

    When can I start the paperwork for my next purchase from a dealer.

    *Note: Both are purchases from dealers not PPT.
    From start. You can start another dealer handgun DROS on 2/5/11 after the time you started your 1/6/11 DROS. I believe it is the 7th so start away.

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  • Slotcar
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    New Question...Post #3

    I want to buy another handgun from a dealer but I just bought one recently.

    My question is what is considered the 1-in-30 day period?

    Does the clock start ticking from when you start the background (DROS) paperwork or when you actually pick up the handgun?

    Example: I started the paperwork on 1/6/11. I actually picked up the handgun on 1/19/11.

    When can I start the paperwork for my next purchase from a dealer.

    *Note: Both are purchases from dealers not PPT.
    Last edited by Slotcar; 02-08-2011, 12:15 PM.
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