I live in california and own four AW registered with the dept of justice.  I also own many preban mags and two sig handguns with preban mags.  I know I cannot sell, or my girlfriend or brother cannot sell (if I die) in the State.  I want to know how can someone sell my guns out of state.  The guns are registered to me.  What provisions must I make so they can take these toys (if they wish to sell them) and get money from them.
Basically, what does an FFL in say Las Vegas, need to transfer a few AR15's, a M1A and sigs with preban mags.  I know they can sell mags over the internet no problem, but the guns.

Any idea what I should do in case I die before my time, I want my heirs to not have to turn them over to ATF.
I know this should have been posted in legal section.  Sorry.  I know I can convert my M1A to non assault weapon status.  If I die, what proof must my heirs have that THEY can legally sell them.  My death certificate, a letter signed and notorized, etc. what what what???

I am by no means an expert on the issue, but I do not think that there has to be any 'transfer' of the rifles on paper like you would with a class three weapon because the registration is only in Cali and not national.

Tell them to sell them out of state after you die and to tell the state that you sold them before you died.

rhatland
I thought the M1A wasn't a assualt rifle? if you take the evil features off of it would it still be considered a AW?

I know of several Californians who actually store their ARs, AKs, etc. in Nevada.  There is no law against transporting your rifles out of state, and the sale of those arms would fall under the laws of the state you sell them.  SO, drive to Texas and take them to a gun show and sell them directly to an individual...no paper and totally legal.  Who knows, Nevada may have similar laws.

By the way, there is no such thing as an ASSAULT WEAPON, unless you include baseball bats, knives, box cutters, horse whips, etc.

Quoted: rhatland I thought the M1A wasn't a assualt rifle? if you take the evil features off of it would it still be considered a AW?

You're absolutely right! Because the M1A has an integral front-sight/flash suppressor, get a "muzzle" brake from JT Dist. for $60 and the special tool and a allen wrench, and PRESTO! instant compliance, non-Assualt weapon M1A. I know this is full of $hit, but that's how the game's play here in Kalif.

No worries!

Jody and your girlfriend will do the right thing with your precious ones.

If you're worried, send them to me.  I'll take goooood care of them.

Quoted: No worries! Jody and your girlfriend will do the right thing with your precious ones.

LMAO

Jody was there when you left, you're right!

caag.state.ca.us/firearms/regagunfaqs.htm#11

See # 13...

Can I inherit and keep a registered assault weapon? No. Pursuant to California Penal Code section 12285(b), any person who obtains title to a registered assault weapon by bequest or intestate succession shall, within 90 days, render the weapon permanently inoperable, sell the weapon to a licensed gun dealer who has a permit from the Department of Justice to purchase assault weapons, obtain a permit from the Department of Justice to possess assault weapons, or remove the weapon from this state.

Quoted: Quoted: No worries! Jody and your girlfriend will do the right thing with your precious ones. LMAO Jody was there when you left, you're right!

NO; I'VE BEEN HERE THE WHOLE TIME I SWEAR OCIFER!

R35

Quoted: I know of several Californians who actually store their ARs, AKs, etc. in Nevada.  There is no law against transporting your rifles out of state, and the sale of those arms would fall under the laws of the state you sell them.  SO, drive to Texas and take them to a gun show and sell them directly to an individual...no paper and totally legal.  Who knows, Nevada may have similar laws. By the way, there is no such thing as an ASSAULT WEAPON, unless you include baseball bats, knives, box cutters, horse whips, etc.

Yes Nevada has similar laws, just a personal transfer, no paper.

Screw CA!
Give them to your heirs and have them tell CA you sold them before you died. They can ES&D.