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Posted: 10/12/2003 10:13:09 AM EDT
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There's no way other than picking up the phone and calling around. What area of the state are you in? There are a few shops in the Bay Area and in LA that are known to have AW permits.
-Troy |
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Posted: 10/12/2003 10:22:29 AM EDT
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I guess I am in "middle" California, Modesto.
Thanks, I will check around. Keith |
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Posted: 10/12/2003 10:55:13 AM EDT
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Call California Department of Justice Firearms unit [blue][b](916) 227-3694[/b][/blue]. They have a list of Assalt Weapons dealers in your area that can handle the transfer for you.
Here is a link for their site: [red][url]http://caag.state.ca.us/firearms/phonenum.htm[/url][/red] [size=5]Whatcha Sellin'?[/size=5] |
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Posted: 10/12/2003 11:05:44 AM EDT
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I have a pre-ban PWA AR with a 4 digit SN. Currently has Bushmaster 20 inch A2 configuration, also have 11.5/6.5 barrel and collasping stock also maybe 15 mags (GI 30 & 20)
Figure maybe $1300 with all mags and accessories. Thanks, Keith |
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Posted: 10/12/2003 11:49:06 AM EDT
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Can you sell it to someone else in CA? I thought you'd have to export it to sell to someone else. Or is that what you're talking about doing?
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Posted: 10/12/2003 2:49:34 PM EDT
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Yes, you can only sell it out of state, and the sale must be via an FFL with an AW permit, which is (presumably) why he's asking.
I know Traders in San Leandro (South/East Bay) does AW transfers, but I'm sure you could find someone closer to you. -Troy |
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Posted: 10/12/2003 4:31:49 PM EDT
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Tulare Ace in Tulare is an AW dealer and Hi-cap mag dealer. The resident Sheriff's deputy where i work in the summer gets his stuff through him. i haven't been in the the shop, though. i don't have much need since i am a MN resident. i go through withdrawel pains having to be apart from my AR and AK for 6 months. I'm outta there on Nov. 1st, thank god!
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Posted: 10/12/2003 5:22:51 PM EDT
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Quoted: Yes, you can only sell it out of state, and the sale must be via an FFL with an AW permit, which is (presumably) why he's asking. -Troy Just curious, but what would happen if someone sold it to an individual in another state, shipped it to the buyers FFL and DID NOT go thru an AW FFL in CA? |
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Posted: 10/12/2003 9:31:12 PM EDT
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the seller just comitted a felony in the state of CA. that is if it is a registered weapon. CA state law states all AW transfers must go through a AW dealer(even if selling to an out state dealer) . if for some reason they found out you sold your registered AW without a AW dealer(even though by federal laws you did right by using an out state dealer) they could charge you with a crime. funny thing is that if you have an unregistered AW they encourage you to to do that very thing(ie... get it out of the state by any means).
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Posted: 10/12/2003 11:05:25 PM EDT
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Licensed assault weapons dealers,.....gotta love that crap.
Register your assault weapons.......(which you can not do now, you had to do it back in the day). Next thing you know I will have to take a f-ing test before I get to cast my ballet in an election....oh wait they already said that was unconstitutional. I LOVE living in the PRK. [:|] Anyone have any recomendations on a place to get good 10 round mags for the AR in South Cal? (none of the local shops I frequented before this crap all happened carry anything for the AR) and I won't take my 20's and 30's to the range anymore (was setting up a target and when I came back someone had stolen 2 of them. My fault really should have never left them at my position). |
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Posted: 10/13/2003 8:49:18 PM EDT
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your best bet for mags would prob be a gun show. i haven't seen any at the shops i have been to in the central valley either, but do
see them at the shows in bakerfield all the time. either that or just order them online. the only ones i see at shows are pro-mags. |
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Posted: 10/13/2003 10:31:48 PM EDT
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I remember when all the AW brochures and posters were up in the shops a few years ago, CA DOJ recommended that if you did not want to register your weapon, you could store it out-of-state before the deadline.
What if you did just that- For example, a family member in NV stores your legal, California unregistered AR15... and you now decide that want to sell your "clean" rifle to someone else in that other state? Would you have to go through a dealer in that state, or are private party "Cash & Carry" sales illegal everywhere now? Troy? |
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Posted: 10/14/2003 2:19:43 PM EDT
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Good Question Kisara, I would also like to know if it is still legal for private party "cash and carry" transfers of longarms. If so, which states? (this will go a great length to narrowing down which states I would be willing to move to in the future
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Posted: 10/14/2003 3:19:00 PM EDT
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Dont worry the government knows what's best for you ,just ask Diane Fu*kstien.
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Posted: 10/14/2003 3:40:44 PM EDT
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Quoted: I remember when all the AW brochures and posters were up in the shops a few years ago, CA DOJ recommended that if you did not want to register your weapon, you could store it out-of-state before the deadline. What if you did just that- For example, a family member in NV stores your legal, California unregistered AR15... and you now decide that want to sell your "clean" rifle to someone else in that other state? Would you have to go through a dealer in that state, or are private party "Cash & Carry" sales illegal everywhere now? Troy? There's not a whole lot of difference if you're storing your unregistered AW outside the state, compared to having a registered AW in the state, except you aren't registered and can't bring the gun in the state. To dispose of the gun legally, you'd have to sell it to an out-of-state FFL. You could physically drive it to an FFL yourself, or you could sell it mail-order. It should be noted that it is technically illegal for you to advertise that your rifle is for sale (by posting it here in the EE, in Shotgun News, Gun Broker, etc.) if you're in the PRK, though this provision of the law has yet to be enforced to my knowledge. While private-party transfers are legal in many states, that would ONLY apply to transfers where BOTH parties [b]legally reside[/b] in the same state. The GCA68 made it illegal to transfer guns across state lines via private parties (and created FFLs for this purpose). -Troy |
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Posted: 10/14/2003 3:53:48 PM EDT
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Quoted: Good Question Kisara, I would also like to know if it is still legal for private party "cash and carry" transfers of longarms. If so, which states? (this will go a great length to narrowing down which states I would be willing to move to in the future In Ohio its cash and carry for longarms and handguns. "Ohio gun shows are the number 1 source of guns used in crimes in the US" (or so they would have us believe, you know, try and make us feel guilty.) |
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Posted: 10/14/2003 4:02:08 PM EDT
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Unless the laws have changed in the last few years, both Texas and Arkansas allow private party sales of guns.
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