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Originally posted by LS1 GTO:
As intra family I believe you can just give it to her (in person) though the magazines can only hold a 10 round max. Just remember you're gifting it to her.

She will also need to contribute to the states coffers by sending it $20 and a form telling them she received it.

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Originally posted by LS1 GTO:

As intra family I believe you can just give it to her (in person) though the magazines can only hold a 10 round max. Just remember you're gifting it to her.

She will also need to contribute to the states coffers by sending it $20 and a form telling them she received it.

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Originally posted by aileron:
Oh boy, I was hoping it wouldn't be complicated. She may have either of my P239's; both are blued slide and frame, both are 357 Sig but I have a new, unused 40 barrel.
One is SAS, the other plain old P239.

Are you saying both guns aren't legal in California because they don't have SS slides?

I'd just give it to her and tell her it's mine if anyone asks, but she's a straight and narrow doc with a good job at Kaiser. I'm sure she'll want to do this correctly. Not exempt, and I doubt if CCW is easy to obtain in Orange County.

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Originally posted by Farther:
I think the short answer is to have your daughter contact a local FFL willing to make the transfer and follow the FFL's instructions on how to perform the transfer. My guess is that you can mail the P239 directly to the FFL either by UPS or FedEx next day air. I think the 10-day clock starts after your daughter contacts the FFL in person and not at the arrival of the gun at the FFL. Some paperwork and some small amount of money involved but not onerous. I have purchased and sold a few handguns while a resident of California. Most of the stuff about California is overblown by people who have never gone through the California process.