rifle transfer procedure to visiting non resident

[geo5120]

What ffl procedures need to be completed for a rifle transfer from a CA resident to a visiting out of state resident where the rifle is legal to transfer from and to? Thanks

[Condorguns]

I believe the rifle will need to be sent to a ffl in the home state of the visitor.

[Mssr. Eleganté]

Yep, visiting out of state residents can't get a firearm transfered to them in California. The rifle would have to be transfered through an FFL outside of California. To transfer the rifle inside California the buyer needs a California DL or ID from the DMV or military ID with permanent orders.

If the person visiting is a C&R FFL and the rifle is C&R then the rules are different.

[Librarian]

Yep, visiting out of state residents can't get a firearm transfered to them in California. The rifle would have to be transfered through an FFL outside of California. To transfer the rifle inside California the buyer needs a California DL or ID from the DMV or military ID with permanent orders.

If the person visiting is a C&R FFL and the rifle is C&R then the rules are different.

In most other states, that transfer would work; Federal law would allow it. But CA DROS is implemented to work as described above.

[TheOne]

If someone is moving to California or visiting, can they transfer the firearms to an California resident? Specifically a pistol?

[Condorguns]

If they are moving and have California ID yes. If no, then through a FFL.

[Librarian]

If someone is moving to California or visiting, can they transfer the firearms to an California resident? Specifically a pistol?

If they are moving and have California ID yes. If no, then through a FFL.

Always through an FFL. Without CA ID, most likely would be an interstate transfer.

[Condorguns]

Sorry, i was not clear. I was trying to say with ID PPT at a dealer, without shipped to FFL. Thank you Librarian.

[kemasa]

It is not a PPT if both parties are not CA residents. All transfers have to go through a FFL, but the firearm can be personally brought in even if the seller is a not a CA resident, but then it would not be limited in the fees that the FFL can charge.