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Jakexx
10-18-1999, 11:05 PM
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NetJunkie
10-18-1999, 11:23 PM
He just has to have the gun sent to an FFL in NC. They'll do the transfer. Mine charges $30. He can give it to you, if you are standing in NC. You can then take it back to CA with you, if that particular gun is legal in CA. There you will need to register it.

If you aren't physically standing in NC, he'll have to ship it to you FFL to FFL. Might as well have the original store send it straight to you.

There is no paperwork on doing person to person transfers in NC yet.
Jakexx
10-18-1999, 11:49 PM
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Jakexx
10-18-1999, 11:54 PM
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Gun Plumber
10-18-1999, 11:55 PM
Jake,

If the gun is "pre-ban" and it was not registered in CA before the cut-off date (some time before 2/92) then it can not be brought into CA. If it's "post-ban" then it's probably ok. Check with a honest FFL dealer in your area. BTW i'm in CA and went through the same thing a short while back!
Good luck!
Jakexx
10-19-1999, 12:00 AM
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Gun Plumber
10-19-1999, 12:09 AM
Jake,

I bought a Bulgarian SLR-95 and over the weekend installed my SoupBowl USA parts kit, now I have one of the very best AK's around!
Good luck!
Jakexx
10-19-1999, 12:33 AM
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Gun Plumber
10-19-1999, 01:26 AM
Jake,

SLR-95's are fairly common. There were some at the last gunshow I went too. They run $600 to $800 in CA. Just look around in your area, you should be able to find one.
Good luck!
Bryant
10-19-1999, 02:01 AM
I don't understand why you don't just buy direct from Tennessee Guns. Have your dealer send his FFL plus your money order to them and they should send it right to your dealer. Also UPS will ship it to you but not handguns unless express mailed, make sure you insure it. You don't have to go through your friend on this one but future mag purchases you may.
Jakexx
10-19-1999, 02:18 AM
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Bryant
10-19-1999, 04:21 AM
I don't see why since it is not 1/1/00 but of course I can understand thier prejudice. Kali. is one of the maine reasons we have all these gun control laws since they always seem to start them. They even have laws against militias but yet that violates the first and second amendment for freedom of speech, peaceful assembly and right to bare arms. funny how the PRK can actually think it can pass laws that violate the constitution but it does since the people let it, course half of them don't speak enough english to actually read the constitution. I just feel sorry for the few real patriot Americans surrounded by all the liberal commies out there.
recon
10-19-1999, 04:47 PM
That is sad that tenn guns wont sell to kali. Hell they want to sell as many ak`s as they can. Kali is starving for them, this could be a gold mine for this company.IDIOT`S.
Jakexx
10-19-1999, 11:42 PM
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recon
10-20-1999, 12:53 AM
Did you inquire about the new SAR-1 Romanian? Classic Arms has them, give them a call. 1-704-821-6878 www.classicarms.org (http://www.classicarms.org) HRS.Mon-Fri,9:00am-5:00pm EST. They should hopefully help you out.Also I would tell as many of your fellow kali`s about these rifles

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Jakexx
10-20-1999, 02:02 AM
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recon
10-20-1999, 02:28 AM
These are the new high cap ak`s.Everything is legal on it. Full stock,pistol grip, takes "ALL" high cap mags. These are not the single or double stack crap out there now.
WAREAGLE
10-20-1999, 02:43 AM
Jake,
You said the wording on Tennessee guns said "pre-ban STYLE". I'm betting they're not pre-ban, in fact I can almost guarantee it. By "pre-ban style", I think they mean pistol grip. If they were pre-ban, they would be going for much higher prices and have bayonet lugs and threaded barrels. If that's what you want, I say go thru your friend in NC! You can shop around first, but if worse comes to worse, this is a viable option.
recon
10-20-1999, 02:57 AM
The ad in there catalog say`s "PRE BAN STYLE" so hopefully that clears that up.
Bryant
10-21-1999, 02:22 AM
Modeled after pre-bans, not actual pre-bans.
Count Glockula
10-22-1999, 12:58 AM
Jake,
If you ship a rifle from NC to CA you have to ship FFL to FFL. If your friend just puts it in a box and sends it to you and someone discovers it, you and your friend will be in big trouble! Have Tennessee Guns sell the gun to your friend and ship it to him in NC(FFL to FFL). Then, buy the gun from your friend and have him ship it to you (FFL to FFL). FFL transfers should cost you about $75.....its worth it!
mac66
11-04-1999, 04:18 PM
If your friend was going to visit you anytime soon he could bring it with him or ship it to himself at your address. Of course you couldn't take possession of it until he got there to open it.
berdanprimed
11-04-1999, 05:16 PM
Are there any "special" limitations for personally transportating a weapon across state lines by air? By vehicle?
NetJunkie
11-04-1999, 05:54 PM
By air: It has to be in a locked case and checked at the ticket counter. You may have to show it is unloaded.

By car: It varies from state to state, county to county, city to city. Best advice is to put it in a locked case in the trunk..unloaded of course. The problem is that some places outlaw certain guns. Make sure if it's an AK, the state/city you are driving through doesn't outlaw them.