It is hard to obtain a PPKS .380 in Calif. The only way it can be one is throught Private Party Transfer and the seller must be a Calif resident and the gun has to belong to that person. Both seller and buyer can do the paperwork at the seller choice of local FFL.
I recently was going to purchase also a Walther TPH, 22LR and a .380.
Both were mint condition and came with paperwork and orginal boxes. I was going to get them through a gun broker and he did some last minute checking and the seller lived in Chicago. So I was told the sale could not go though. Bummer!................
I am just wondering when and if both models may be on the Calif DOJ "legal" roster again.
I have obtained other PPKS's through PPT, however all sellers were Calif residents and the guns were in their name at the time of the paperwork procedure.
I recently was going to purchase also a Walther TPH, 22LR and a .380.
Both were mint condition and came with paperwork and orginal boxes. I was going to get them through a gun broker and he did some last minute checking and the seller lived in Chicago. So I was told the sale could not go though. Bummer!................
I am just wondering when and if both models may be on the Calif DOJ "legal" roster again.
I have obtained other PPKS's through PPT, however all sellers were Calif residents and the guns were in their name at the time of the paperwork procedure.
