My new DROS Observations.

[tenpercentfirearms]

#1: I like the "earliest deliver date" and "last delivery date". I am not sure what the "gotta wait 11 days" crowd is going to do now that it is fool proof! My employee that used to calculate that is going to be happy.

#2: The DROS form is illegal. The thumbprint by law is to go on the back. They have a spot for it on the front. Should I refuse to DROS in order to keep from violating the law?

Anyone else notice anything else?

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#3: For PPTs you can print the DROS for buyer or seller so the information doesn't have to be redacted, they redacted it for us.

#4: However, when printing out copy of PPT, it goes to two pages. I am glad my printer at the shop does double sided. I just checked and that puts the thumb print on the back! However, is that really the back since I am going to be double siding it? Mind blown!

[OniKoroshi]

Nice on #3!!

[ke6guj]

does the PPT option still prohibit out-of-state transferors?

[hermosabeach]

So the new DROS allows buyer to combine a handgun and multiple long guns on one form with only 1 fee!!!!

I wonder how much this will cut into the prior overfunding of DROS?

[EBR Works]

does the PPT option still prohibit out-of-state transferors?

Sadly, yes. The drop down list for seller ID is:

CA drivers license
CA ID card
DOD ID card

[lugnutwrench]

#1: I like the "earliest deliver date" and "last delivery date". I am not sure what the "gotta wait 11 days" crowd is going to do now that it is fool proof! My employee that used to calculate that is going to be happy.

Except that it appears to be adding only 10 and 30 hours, respectively, not days. According to the printout of a transfer I initiated at 0906 this morning, the earliest delivery time was 0706 PM [sic] and the latest delivery time is tomorrow at 0306 PM [sic].

EDIT: It looks fixed now (at least when I review submitted forms). Too bad. A 10 hour waiting period would have been nice.