11-07-2007, 07:19 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: San Diego County
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Originally Posted by thegratenate
So the way I understand it the main benefit of being able to add non listed guns would be for someone who has older guns that they wish to carry.
Other than those guns, I ask how one would own a non listed gun if they cannot be purchased in this state?
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Non-listed guns cannot be purchased NEW in this state. They can be purchased through private party transfers (PPTs) from someone who already lives in this state and legally has it (e.g., buy a previously owned firearm). I know, some of us can't understand the concept of selling a gun once we have purchased it, but I hear some people actually do sell guns they no longer desire to own.
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