Add Another Rifle To A DROS In Progress ?

[Mr. Beretta]

Can you add another rifle to a DROS in progress ? The original DROS was on a rifle.

Thanks.

[Oceanbob]

Depends on the FFL.. At Turners, No. At Riflegear, Yes. For instance at Riflegear they will put the number 4 on the DROS so you can add another rifle or two at pick up.

[BraveUlysses]

I've DROS'ed a handful of rifles at my local gun shop over the last year or so and added another long gun at the time of pick-up. So yes it is legal and can be done . Handguns = no.

[tenpercentfirearms]

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=425903

Only your FFL can answer that question.

[kemasa]

ISo yes it is legal and can be done .

Just because it has been done does not mean it is legal. If you ask the CA DOJ, they will say no. If you read the CA PC, the answer is really no. There are multiple PC sections which are involved (not just one), such as a 10 wait after the sale, so unless the FFL holds it all for 10 days after the last firearm is sold, that would be a problem.

Yes, FFLs do it and it is not likely that they would get caught (unless they post that they do it on a public forum, such as this one).

It is illegal to speed, but it happens all the time.

As said, read the other thread. If a FFL refuses, it is the correct response in my opinion (others do not agree). If the FFL does it, then that is their risk.

[Tripper]

thanks for that other thread, I've been looking for a way to explain it to my local dealer, he was unsure how that would work out
starting with 10 from the start and changing it to 1 at the end is a good idea

[kemasa]

Submitting false information on the DROS is a bit of a problem, so claiming that more firearms are to be transferred than really are would be submitting false information.

[Tripper]

Nothing false about it
I always would like 10

[Mr. Beretta]

Thanks guys for the info.

[alfred1222]

it definitely depends on the FFL