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Fullthrottle · July 7, 2013, 08:49 PM

I read the study test on the CA DOJ website over ten years ago, when I went to take the test I realized I wasted my time.

Folks, these are beyond common sense questions. Just over five years ago I renewed my HSC and did not bother reading the study guide. By the way I did not miss one question either time I took the test.

The only reason I renewed my HSC was my intent of a new purchase. I think my HSC was expired by a few months at the time.

SgtLumpy, The HSC test is to purchase new handguns, you may not purchase a new handguns without it. Long guns on the other hand do not require a HSC. Nothing but a "feel good" law drummed up by some anti gun thugs!

The HSC is nothing more than a revenue source for CA. It does nothing to provide any education or "safety" for the state!

July 7, 2013, 08:49 PM	#11
Fullthrottle Senior Member Join Date: October 24, 2009 Posts: 280	I read the study test on the CA DOJ website over ten years ago, when I went to take the test I realized I wasted my time. Folks, these are beyond common sense questions. Just over five years ago I renewed my HSC and did not bother reading the study guide. By the way I did not miss one question either time I took the test. The only reason I renewed my HSC was my intent of a new purchase. I think my HSC was expired by a few months at the time. SgtLumpy, The HSC test is to purchase new handguns, you may not purchase a new handguns without it. Long guns on the other hand do not require a HSC. Nothing but a "feel good" law drummed up by some anti gun thugs! The HSC is nothing more than a revenue source for CA. It does nothing to provide any education or "safety" for the state! __________________ When seconds count, why is help minutes away?