DROS Paperwork

The following letter is addressed to all Federal Firearms Licensees, from the U.S. Department Of Justice...

"April 21, 2006

OPEN LETTEER TO FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSEES
CHILD SAFETY LOCK ACT OF 2005

This serves to notify you that Public Law 109-92 (119 Stat. 2095), the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, was enacted October 26, 2005. Section 5 of Public Law 109-92, cited as the Child Safety Lock Act of 2005 (CSLA), amended the Gun Control Act by adding Section 922(z) to 18 U.S.C. This new section makes it generally unlawful for "any licensed importer, manufacturer, or dealer to sell, deliver, or transfer any handgun to any person, other than another licensee, unless the transferee (buyer) is provided with a secure gun storage or safety device for that handgun." The statute provides that it becomes effective April 24,2006. ATF has prepared the regulation that will implement this statute. At this time, the regulation is pending approval by the Department of Justice and the Office of Management and Budget. The review process most likely will take several more months. Once the regulation is approved, ATF will publish an Interim Rule in the Federal Register regarding the new law. While the Interim Rule will not be published by April 24th, the requirement to "provide" a safety device with the transfer of any handgun is mandated beginning on that date pursuant to 18 U.S.C. 922(z). Accordingly, licensees must make the necessary arrangements to provide secure gun storage or safety devices with the transfer of handguns from the April 24th effective date.

As enacted, the law does not require safety devices to be probided where the handgun transfer is between FFLs. The law also provides for additional exceptions. ATF will issue and Open Letter once the Interim Rule is published. "Questions and Answers" regarding the CSLA will be posted on our Web site at http://www.atf.gov clarifying certain points of the legislation. We look forward to industry members' questions and comments. For additional information...

Audrey Stucko
Deputy Assistant Director
Enforcement Prorams and Services"

SAS interprets this to be any gun lock appropriate for the firearm or any object able to fully contain and lock within the firearm, with lock. To reiterrate, any lock that SAS PROVIDES must be California compliant.

Commonly referred to as the Ten Day Waiting Period, The Background Check, and OTHER names, the Dealer Record Of Sale is mandatory every time a firearm changes posession. So, if you are doing a Private Party Transfer, picking up a warranty gun, or buying a new, used, or consignment gun, Second Amendment Sports must conduct a DROS transaction.

Required paperwork for California Residents with U.S. Citizenship status to purchase a HANDGUN:

1. Photo Drivers license or photo Identification Card issued by the California Department of Motor Vehicles, with current residential address printed on card
2. **If, however, address is not current, client must provide a DMV printout of change of address, PLUS a federal or state approved proof of residency (see below).
3. Copy of proof of residency that meets both Federal and State requirements, in the case of clients with no change of address on CDL/CID (see below)
4. Copy of Handgun Safety Certificate (multiple choice test taken at time of purchase, if necessary), or HSC expemtion
5. Clients who are not HSC exempt need a signed and completed Safe Handling Demonstration Affadavit (provided IN HOUSE by SAS State-Certified Safe Handling Demonstration Instructors)
6. Copy of CPSD receipt if firearm does not come with a CA OK lock.

Non U.S. Citizens are required to furnish the same paperwork listed above, but must also include:

1. A 90 day proof of residency: 3 consecutive months of the same billing entity. First name and at least one surname must match ID
2. INS issued ID card

Required paperwork for California Residents with U.S. Citizenship status to purchase a LONGGUN:

1. Photo Drivers license or photo Identification Card issued by the California Department of Motor Vehicles, with current residential address printed on card
2. If current address does not match ID, Proof of residency is required, per Federal requirements.
3. Copy of CPSD receipt or safe affadavit, if firearm does not come with a CA OK lock

Non U.S. Citizens are required to furnish the same paperwork listed above, but must also include:

1. A 90 day proof of residency: 3 consecutive months of the same billing entity. First name and at least one surname must match ID
2. INS issued ID card

• Utility bill (IE: water, gas, or a LAND line telephone or cable bill)

• Property deed or certificate of title

• Government issued DOCUMENT (City, County, State or Federal) that has a specified expiration date or period of validity (IE: VALID vehicle registration, CCW , property tax bill. California Drivers License or California Identification Card will not work)

• A residential lease/rental agreement from a company which has government recognition on that company’s letterhead. The lease must be signed and dated by which the individual (tenant) agrees to pay a specified monetary amount to occupy a residence

• A residential lease/rental agreement between two individuals which is notarized. This lease must be signed and dated by which the individual (tenant) agrees to pay a specified monetary amount to occupy and abode

1. All forms must have your name and current physical address
2. All forms must be dated within 90 days
3. All utilities must be “land based.�? NO CELLULAR PHONE BILLS
4. All forms must be originals. No copies accepted
5. All California peace officers are exempt from proof of residency

Any variances to these will have to be authorized through the California Department of Justice by a Second Amendment Sports employee.

BATFE approved proof of residency: (required if ID address is different from physical address) California or Arizona government document with your name and current physical address, or a Federal government document with your name and current physical address. City and County documents are unacceptable.

• Utility bill to a fixed residence from at least each of the last three months showing continuous residency for 90 days prior to pick up, or a lease agreement that demonstrates 90 days of residency prior to pickup.
• BATFE requires the same proof of residency for aliens as they do for citizens, if ID address is different from physical address.
• Examples of non acceptable proof of residency: hunting license, expired documents, cell phone bill, bank statements, passport, pay stub, etc.

Second Amendment Sports has a notary public on hand, during the week. Both landlord and tenant must be present, with CID or CDL, to have a document notarized. For information please contact Second Amendment Sports.