Gun stores for Feds

[Hopemountains]

Are there any gun stores in so cal that are still willing to sell off roster handguns to federal LEOs?

[Pumkinking]

Im not a fan of this store but....The second amendment in the Palm Springs area does,they also have a store in Bakersfield.
SO...Im sure there are more out there that do.

[wattspd]

Try Proforce.

[donnrcp]

Give Oak Tree a call, I saw several LEO only pistols.

661-259-7441

[Elcunning]

It would appear that any firearms dealer in this state would violate state law if they were to sell an off roster pistol to a federal LE.



According to Kamala Harris FED LE are not covered by PC 830.

http://www.examiner.com/article/california-attorney-general-says-feds-not-exempt-from-state-safe-handgun-law

[Elcunning]

You may want to try one of the base exchanges or PX's depending on where you are. I honestly don't know if that would cause the transfer to happen outside of Ca, but it is worth a look.

[HaleStorm]

You may want to try one of the base exchanges or PX's depending on where you are. I honestly don't know if that would cause the transfer to happen outside of Ca, but it is worth a look.

Navy Exchanges (The NEX) does not sell firearms or ammo (in california anyway) If that is different on Marine Bases I would be interested to know that.

[m1carbine]

Camp Pendleton MCX does carry ammo, and some rifles/pistols. Don't remember the selection being all that great.

[HaleStorm]

Camp Pendleton MCX does carry ammo, and some rifles/pistols. Don't remember the selection being all that great.

Do the prices make it worth checking out? Pendleton is a bit of a drive for me for same old same old.

[m1carbine]

I bought boxes of PMC .223 there for about $6.99 for 20 rounds, didn't seem too bad. That was in 2011, who knows if their price has gone up since then, I'm sure it has.