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Posted: 11/13/2002 4:30:18 PM EDT
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I would like to here the answer to this question too.
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Posted: 11/13/2002 4:36:15 PM EDT
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Check the CA Doj website, I think you need to send it to a "assualt weapon dealer" [V] Not sure though
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Posted: 11/13/2002 4:39:08 PM EDT
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From what I understand you can, but it must go to a dealer that is Ca approved to handle the AW's.
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Posted: 11/14/2002 2:38:59 AM EDT
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I am still investigating, but I know the dealer has some sort of special "Assualt Weapon" license.
If you want some really depressing reading, go to the CA DOJ site and try to read the firearms regulations for CA. What a load of "bravo sierra"! How do you right minded thinkers stand living there? That crap looks like something from Stalins playbook. Sometimes Indiana looks pretty good. |
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Posted: 11/14/2002 5:55:08 AM EDT
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Quoted:...If you want some really depressing reading, go to the CA DOJ site and try to read the firearms regulations for CA. What a load of "bravo sierra"! How do you right minded thinkers stand living there? That crap looks like something from Stalins playbook. Sometimes Indiana looks pretty good. I can stand it because I have a good job with a good salary, a home that has doubled in value in seven years, family and friends, and the weather is nearly perfect. The government sucks, the taxes suck, energy costs suck, but the place is very comfortable and the Caliban are spread so thin they don't interfere much with our daily lives.. |
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Posted: 11/14/2002 8:54:21 AM EDT
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Unfortunately, it only takes one Caliban called Davis or Lockyer or Perata to make our lives miserable.
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Posted: 11/24/2002 8:05:57 AM EDT
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Yea it needs to go to a place that has an Assault weapons permit. Which area in California are you sending it to? If its in the Bay Area, try calling Traders in San Leandro, they deal with the assault weapons for the cops around here.
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Posted: 11/24/2002 8:47:35 AM EDT
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Effective January 1st 2002 pursuant to senate bill 626 and PC12280, full time paid California peace officers or reserve California peace officers with the authority to arrest and obtain and execute search warrants may purchase California or Federally restricted assault weapons with written permission of their employing agency. Qualifying California law enforcement agencies are; Police, Sheriff, Marshal, CHP, DOJ, District Attorney's, Corrections, Fish & Game, Parks & Recreation and any federal law enforcement agency. All weapons must be purchased from a California licensed assault weapons dealer.
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Posted: 11/24/2002 9:15:26 AM EDT
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Reeds in SanJose does as well...
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Posted: 11/24/2002 2:44:38 PM EDT
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I haven't had time to get back here lately, but called the CA DOJ last week. The receiving FFL must have a CA "assualt weapons permit". This person does, and faxed me a copy. All is well. P.S. I'm glad I live in Indiana!
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