Guns history and PPT

[HK-40]

Here is a question for an experienced FFL .

When two people who can have handguns in Ca (they are not felons, both have HSS cards, Ca ID's, over 21 ETC), show up to do a PPT on handgun, IS THE HISTORY OF THE HANDGUN EVER IN QUESTION?

Is there a process in place THAT IS A PART OF A PPT that will check the following :
1).How this handgun ended up here in Californina?
2).Is the seller the actual owner of the gun?
3). If the gun was made overseas , how did it ever end up here?

Just wondering.
In some places in US and most of Europe , handguns are RIGISTERED to the owner.

[six seven tango]

1). No
2). No
3). No

The guns serial # is checked against a stolen gun database. Then, if it's not stolen, it's registered to the new owner upon completion of the background check.

[kemasa]

Is there a process in place THAT IS A PART OF A PPT that will check the following :
1).How this handgun ended up here in Californina?
2).Is the seller the actual owner of the gun?
3). If the gun was made overseas , how did it ever end up here?

Just wondering.
In some places in US and most of Europe , handguns are RIGISTERED to the owner.

I have never heard of anything happening, but that does not mean that it won't occur.

If you know that there is an issue with it, then I would not be involved with the transfer.

[Librarian]

See also the wiki article -- http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/Firearms_registration