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Law Current Laws on Private Party sales as a seller?

Its daunting to read & accept, well, anything the media writes about guns, ammo, energy, environment or politics. Makes the BS meter start wiggling as soon as I see the source.
Reasonable initial reaction. At least here they say they are quoting the AG's office.

See also "Murray Gell-Mann Amnesia effect"
 
Actually cannot sell more than 50 firearms in a single year. But if someone is moving out of CA and is liquidating their entire collection, then I would hope the state would not stand in the way.
They don't and if they did they couldn't get a conviction. The ENTIRE limit is to stop people from selling as a commercial venture. So they can capture the taxes. It's the same with cars. There is a legal limit on how many cars you can sell in a year as well. But obviously you can sell a collection of cars if you want. Just can't do it as a ongoing for profit business without going thru the paper work.
 
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