多买几把不在加州白名单上的手枪带过去吧,以后不想留了也能卖个好价钱
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Due to the contrary nature of California laws (ie The Unsafe Handgun Act of 2004 saying you cannot import into the state an “unsafe handgun”) but when you actually bother to read the fine print (aka California Penal Code Pen 17000), the law specifically does not state “unsafe handguns” as being illegal to bring in as a “personal importer”. And I quote the law, the list of items prohibited from being registered as an incoming resident under a “personal importer” (aka out of stater moving in to become a resident) to California is as follows: (11) The firearm is not an assault weapon. (12) The firearm is not a machinegun. (13) The person is 18 years of age or older. (14) The firearm is not a .50 BMG rifle. (15) The firearm is not a destructive device. So yes, you can import as a “personal importer”, off-roster handguns for you to register and personally possess, or if you decide they’re not worth the hassle, sell to a licensed FFL dealer who’ll be annoyed since then he or she can only really sell them to LEO’s, or transfer to a police department, who most likely won’t want them and will either sell them to an FFL or melt them, or the much preferred third option of going to a gun shop to put on consignment so another private individual can purchase your handgun from you under a private party transfer (PPT), since that’s really the only way a California resident can obtain an off-roster handgun at this point.
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