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No. But if you're a Californian driving to Nevada or Arizona, yes.
https://www.thegerstenlawfirm.com/nevada-criminal-defense/2020/01/16/nevada-background-check-act-requirements-for-private-gun-sales-transfers-effective-january-2-2020/
Nope, not for 4y, and even before that, while possible it would still have been illegal for the californian, and for the nevadan if it was a handgun.
https://thegunzone.com/how-to-legally-sell-a-firearm-in-arizona/
Not in AZ either, as while it is legal to sell privately without a background check:
They can send them to a CA dealer for you in Arizona if it's a licensed dealer. It's just marginally cheaper for stuff like bulk ammo. Especially if you're going out that way.
Yeah but then you have to get neutered California legal versions.
Sure, but that dealer in CA will background check them, and it still has to be CA legal. "Just go to NV or AZ" makes it sound like they can do that to skirt laws, but they can't.
They can, as long as they don't mind the weapon being illegal in California.
Well crime happens to be illegal.