I live in AZ. Once purchased, how do I receive this gun?

Craig, during the checkout process you will have to select an FFL dealer in your area from a list based on your location. Highlighted ones are "preferred dealers" that basically have an agreement to accept all transfers, while the rest can accept transfers you just need to contact them first and and tell them you plan to purchase a firearm that will be sent to them. The gun will ship to whatever dealer you selected and once they receive it they should contact you to set up a time to have you come fill out a form 4473 (dealer should have it, don't need to bring one) and so long as that form and the NICS background check they run is not denied for any reason, you can then accept the firearms. Many if not all FFLs charge a small transfer fee (where I am this is usually $25 but may vary dealer to dealer) so just have an accepted form of payment and an ID with you when you go to pickup.

Can this gun be transferred being a tube fed lever action holding 13 cartridges

I'm sorry but no... you can find the list of Kali approved stuff here (sorry man):https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/2084_1153_1797/California+Approved+Rifles/

This should be fine according to the state restrictions page: Rifles of any caliber with tubular magazines (e.g. lever action) may have a capacity of more than 10 rounds (Cal. Penal Code S.16740). https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf

Uberti makes California approved 1866, 1873, 1873 cattleman, and 1875 Outlaw models. But this 1860 model is not approved.

This gun is not on the California compliant list. You can find the California compliant list under the store directory on the left hand side of the page. Buds puts every gun except there used guns that are California compliant there. Hope this helps.

I'm sorry but no... you can find the list of Kali approved stuff here (sorry man):https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/2084_1153_1797/California+Approved+Rifles/

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Uberti 1860 Henry Case Colored Steel Frame .45 LC 24.25" Blue - 24.25" Barrel, 13 Rounds

Name: Uberti 1860 Henry Case Colored Steel Frame .45 LC 24.25" Blue
Brand: Uberti
SKU: 718003159
Availability: OutOfStock

Reviews| 2 Questions & Answers

Model: 342360

Condition: Factory New

Bud's Item Number: 718003159

UPC: 037084980850

MFG: Uberti

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Uberti 1860 Henry Case Colored Steel Frame .45 LC 24.25 Blue

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Uberti’s 1860 Henry Rifle sports the model’s distinctive receiver, which was originally offered in bronze or steel. One of the most coveted rifles in the U.S. Civil War, it became infamous among Confederate troops as the rifle that Yankee soldiers could “Load on Sunday and shoot all week.” Today the Uberti 1860 Henry is an absolute favorite in N-SSA target shooting competitions, thanks to its historic looks, fast handling and great accuracy. The only “poetic license” we took is caliber selection, since the Henry’s original .44 rimfire is long obsolete.

Uberti has faithfully reconstructed the 1860 Henry and offers both steel- and brass-receiver versions. Since the .44 rimfire rounds used in the original Henry rifles are obsolete, our fully functional replicas come in your choice of .44/40 or .45 long colt chamberings with handsome walnut rear stocks and 24.5" barrels.

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Caliber

45 Long Colt

Barrel Length

24.25

Capacity

OUT OF STOCK

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Q: I live in AZ. Once purchased, how do I receive this gun?
Answered

Asked 05/26/2019 23:55 by Craig S

A:

Craig, during the checkout process you will have to select an FFL dealer in your area from a list based on your location. Highlighted ones are "preferred dealers" that basically have an agreement to accept all transfers, while the rest can accept transfers you just need to contact them first and and tell them you plan to purchase a firearm that will be sent to them. The gun will ship to whatever dealer you selected and once they receive it they should contact you to set up a time to have you come fill out a form 4473 (dealer should have it, don't need to bring one) and so long as that form and the NICS background check they run is not denied for any reason, you can then accept the firearms. Many if not all FFLs charge a small transfer fee (where I am this is usually $25 but may vary dealer to dealer) so just have an accepted form of payment and an ID with you when you go to pickup.
Q: Can this gun be transferred being a tube fed lever action holding 13 cartridges
Answered

Asked 06/13/2017 21:52 by Peter R

A:

This should be fine according to the state restrictions page: Rifles of any caliber with tubular magazines (e.g. lever action) may have a capacity of more than 10 rounds
(Cal. Penal Code S.16740).
https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf
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