Colusa Gun show expected to draw big crowds

[warrior1]

Note: Buying a gun at a gun show in California is very different than the rest of the country.

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Urrutia explains the strict gun laws that gun show operators have to follow.

“People don’t understand there will be at least two DOJ agents in this building tomorrow, usually in plain clothes, looking over every body's shoulder,” Urrutia said.

Every gun that is not an antique or more than 50 years old, Urrutia said, must be empty, checked out by staff, and have a plastic lock or zip tie put on it so it cannot be fired.

And if someone wants to but a gun there, the can’t leave with the gun. The purchaser must go through a transfer agent, a licensed local gun shop that will hold the gun for the 10-day waiting period and so the background check can be performed

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[moparlunatic]

1. I'm not too far

from there. Might be fun to do for the day. Thanks for the heads up.

[warrior1]

2. thanks for totally missing the point.

[Recursion]

4. Wasn't the point that it's possible to do gun shows right?

That's how I read that, at least.

[warrior1]

5. The poster IMO was trying to be cute.

But you got the point right.

[Recursion]

6. Ah, didn't see the post count

This is why we can't have nice things.

[ProgressiveProfessor]

3. Nothing unusual about this for a CA show

Mandatory FFL transfers in California.