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Posted: 11/20/2003 8:55:44 AM EDT
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H E double hockey sticks NO!! |
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Posted: 11/20/2003 8:56:46 AM EDT
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LoL..not to laugh, but i really thought this was a joke. oh well. but yeah to answer , NO!!
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Posted: 11/20/2003 9:11:36 AM EDT
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It may technicaly be illegal to ship one TO California, but as a resident of another state who is not IN California, I question how the law could affect you, unless they tried you in absentia and you were later dumb enough to get yourself a warrant check while you are here.
Funny thing about state law, you have to be IN that state to be subject to it. Now, the poor bastard you convinced to pay you money for that rifle, well,he's screwed. |
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Posted: 11/20/2003 9:16:08 AM EDT
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It would be illegal for both the buyer and seller unless one was a governmental agency in which case I would only sell with official letterhead and a purchase order.
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Posted: 11/20/2003 11:41:57 AM EDT
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it's about as legal, as having sex with a 10 year old.
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Posted: 11/20/2003 2:18:32 PM EDT
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You can send everything except the lower.
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Posted: 11/20/2003 3:49:20 PM EDT
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It is illegal to sell or ship an AR to Kali. But Kali doesn't have a legal jurisdiction to charge you (in NC).
Its also illegal to sell, give, inherit or transfer a legally registered AR thats already in Kali!! |
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Posted: 11/20/2003 4:11:32 PM EDT
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I believe it would be legal to ship it to an ffl in CA who is licensed as a dealer in assault weapons with CalDOJ. The FFL would have very few options as to who he could sell/transfer it to though. LEO, armed forces (ask Paul about this) or someone who gets permission which is not given.
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Posted: 11/20/2003 5:45:37 PM EDT
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This is correct. "Normal folks" have no possibility of being able to have it transferred to them. An LEO agency, or an LEO with letterhead, could have one transferred to them, and an active military member who is permanently stationed in the PRK can apply for a permit to import one for the duration of his assignment (to be kept on the base, etc.). And, it could be transferred to another FFL with an AW permit. But that's it. -Troy |
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