Have a question for my fellow FFL’s.
I have a customer who wants to receive a off-roster handgun from his dad who lives out of state. I know the Calguns Foundation wiki says that out-of-state intrafamilial handgun transfers are roster exempt and to note that in the “Exempt” handgun screen when DROS’ing the gun (obviously it would be shipped to me since the gun is coming from out of state).
However, a wiki saying you can do it and actually doing are two different things. As many know, what the law says and how the DOJ might interpret it can be different things. With that said, have any of you done this before? Did anyone hear differently from DOJ about this?
I am sure this has come up for other folks, but this is a first for me. I just don’t want to be the test case for this type of transaction and am hoping to hear what other FFL’s who have done this have to say before moving forward--especially if if came up in an audit.
Thanks for your assistance,
Peter S.
I have a customer who wants to receive a off-roster handgun from his dad who lives out of state. I know the Calguns Foundation wiki says that out-of-state intrafamilial handgun transfers are roster exempt and to note that in the “Exempt” handgun screen when DROS’ing the gun (obviously it would be shipped to me since the gun is coming from out of state).
However, a wiki saying you can do it and actually doing are two different things. As many know, what the law says and how the DOJ might interpret it can be different things. With that said, have any of you done this before? Did anyone hear differently from DOJ about this?
I am sure this has come up for other folks, but this is a first for me. I just don’t want to be the test case for this type of transaction and am hoping to hear what other FFL’s who have done this have to say before moving forward--especially if if came up in an audit.
Thanks for your assistance,
Peter S.

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