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A customer of mine got involved in a lawsuit and had to turn his firearms over to law enforcement. Since, the Sacramento Sheriff's department has turned the firearms back over to me so I can transfer them to the customer's grandmother. Do any of my fellow FFLs have experience with this? How do I run the DROS and who do I put down in my bound book as the source of the firearms? Sac Sheriff, or the customer?
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I had to do that this year with 20 long guns. I entered them as aquired from the SD property room.
Grandma does the DROS and waits the 10 daysJim
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Thanks, halifax. That's what I assumed. I just wanted to make sure. Does she need to fill out a 4473?Comment
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Yes, she is the new "owner", the transferee.Jim
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It is like any other transfer.Kemasa.
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