
Firearm(s) Transfer Process
What To Expect
Our boutique experience is designed to help you find the right solution(s) and features for your purchase. Purchasing a firearm can be daunting, and we aim to make it a positive experience. Full service includes selecting/transferring/accessories, ammo, FSC, and Training.
All transfers/purchases are appointment-based. We prioritize your time and ask that you be prepared. If you are early or late, please communicate. Please text upon arrival. The property is monitored, and while we know you are here, it is easiest to let us know when you are ready.
All firearms purchases and transfers must be made through a licensed dealer under the Dealer Record of Sale (DROS).
Please coordinate in advance if guests are coming with you. If we are unaware, attributed to the size we operate within, we will ask the guest to stay in their vehicle.
What To Bring
Please bring your Current DL (driver’s license), Proof of Residency (e.g. car registration), FSC (unless exempt, e.g. CCW, LEO credentials). Purchasers of handguns are also required to provide proof of California residency, such as a utility bill, residential lease, property deed, or government-issued identification (other than a driver’s license or other DMV-issued identification). Other valid forms for proof of residency can be found here.
If the buyer is a permanent resident, then you will be required to bring in your “Card” (i.e., Green or Gold).
If your driver’s license states“FEDERAL LIMITS APPLY” (reference below), bring proof of citizenship. This can be a Valid, unexpired U.S. passport, passport card, US naturalization papers, or Certificate of Naturalization or U.S. Citizenship.
Additional information can be found here: CA DOJ Website
A temporary paper copy of the Driver’s License or Identification Card is unacceptable.
Process
Submission Process – Estimated Time 15-20 minutes
You will bring the related documents listed (reference What to Bring)
The dealer makes a copy of your documentation
You will fill out Form 4473
Your information will be inputted into the DROS
You will sign / right thumbprint the DROS
*10 x 24-hour waiting periods will begin
Pickup Process – Estimated Time 5-10 minutes
You will complete a Safe Handling Demonstration with the dealer and sign paperwork.
You will then present an approved Firearms Safety Device or sign a Gun Safe Affidavit. Note: The Gun Safe Affidavit only applies to non-handguns. All handguns require a lock from the approved Firearms Safety Device list.
*California imposes a 10-day waiting period before a firearm can be released to a buyer/transferee.
* If you need an FSC, please add 20-30 minutes.