[Utilizer]

Right then. I think I will look further into obtaining a small and inexpensive piece of property in a more tolerant state close by, where I can properly claim I reside and no longer have to worry about Californias ridiculous requirement.

I mean, if I "intend" to reside there (I hear liberals are all about "intent") on a tiny piece of land that I own, I can get a DL and Mailing Address for that location, and then no longer be bound by Cali's laws, including that of firearms registration or tax requirements.

Any good candidates? Someone mentioned South Dakota, I believe, on another thread as a good remailing location, but that is rather a difficult distance to travel from here to obtain things such as remailing services and a state DL and insurance.

Any better suggestions out there?

[marktwain]

Arizona is a pretty friendly state, and possibly Nevada. Finding property can be difficult in either. There are small towns in each state that are struggling and might have lots for sale. That would be my suggestion.

If you were willing to spend 20k or more, you could get some rural property in Arizona.

[Myrddin]

I mean, if I "intend" to reside there (I hear liberals are all about "intent") on a tiny piece of land that I own, I can get a DL and Mailing Address for that location, and then no longer be bound by Cali's laws, including that of firearms registration or tax requirements.

I am a resident of Idaho. Left CA in 2000. I have to work in San Diego due to security requirements. The new law expands the old "handgun importer" to "personal firearms importer" and covers any firearms "imported" to CA for a period exceeding 60 days. My work periods often exceed 60 days before I make the 900+ mile drive home. My security clearance is critical to my employment, so I'm not going to toy with technicalities to keep a firearm with me.