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LanceOregon · January 4, 2009, 11:59 PM

John D:

Totalloser is 100% correct here. Anything short of following the law and having an FLL handle the transfer would be illegal.

If you had acquired the gun in another state, and you were bringing it into the state yourself, then you could get by with just filling out the necessary form, and mailing in your registration fee.

So unless you acquired this gun in another state, and brought it into California yourself, you need to have a FFL handle the transfer. It is California State Law.

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January 4, 2009, 11:59 PM	#11
LanceOregon Junior member Join Date: May 10, 2008 Location: Oregon Posts: 2,774	John D: Totalloser is 100% correct here. Anything short of following the law and having an FLL handle the transfer would be illegal. If you had acquired the gun in another state, and you were bringing it into the state yourself, then you could get by with just filling out the necessary form, and mailing in your registration fee. So unless you acquired this gun in another state, and brought it into California yourself, you need to have a FFL handle the transfer. It is California State Law. .