ordering online in the people's republic of Californistan

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>>30599854

bumping with what little gun porn I have

Wait. Let me get this straight. You want to
>buy a handgun
>online
>and have it shipped to your door
>without an FFL
>in California
>as an 18 year old
I see nothing wrong here.

>>30599906

but it's not a handgun according to federal and state law, look up the penal code, it's catagorized under curios and relics

>>30599854

bumping for more useful answers

>>30599935
Gotta have a cnr license fuck fuck.

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>>30599854

>>30599935
One, states don't need to follow federal law to restrict guns because fuck you and two contact Dixie because there should be no problem.

>>30600166
if it was you would but black powder muzzleloading guns are registered differently than C&Rs.

>>30600236

actually he's right, I dun goofed

http://ag.ca.gov/firearms/forms/pdf/Cfl2006.pdf

pages 10 and 35

bumping for answers from C.A residents

>>30599854
Call them immediately and look for your tracking information.

This is now a matter where if they can't figure out what's going on (They lost it), you will have to call the FBI to figure out where your gun went.

Also, Muzzleloaders are antique guns. A FFL would not be able to even book them in without having problems.

>>30599854
Helo friend. A year ago I ordered an 1851 colt navy from Cabelas. They shipped it to here in los angeles, so I don't think there should be any problem. I was even able to ship it out for an exchange and had another reshipped. No license shenanigans. So long as it has not been exposed to black powder in any way, you can move it around like any other product.

Unless some law has changed affecting these replicas, Cabelas should be good to go. Their customer service was pretty good. I'm not sure if they have that exact model, though.

I wouldn't order anything that expensive without receiving any tracking info.

>>30600688

thank you, duly noted

>>30600567
>you will have to call the FBI to figure out where your gun went
No you won't. Black powder guns are not considered to be firearms by the feds.

>>30600727

or the state

>>30600171
The hell is that

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>>30600819

from what I remember a STEN LMG

>>30600727
Doesn't matter. If Dixie can't find your package and they say it is up to the common carrier who lost it (Because I doubt they would use USPS in this situation), it falls under the FBI's jurisdiction to investigate and find missing/stolen packages. In particular a muzzle loading handgun would be the kind of thing that would be cause for alarm.