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She wishes.

No problems. Your dad can just hand it to you when you get back to Texas.
 
Two things.

First and most importantly, there will be no Jan 3 cutoff. Congress can't evacuate for a fire drill that fast. There may be a cutoff sometime in the future if this monstrosity of a bill even sees the light of day, but it won't be Jan 3.

Secondly, I'm a bit confused by your two posts about who is exactly where. They seem to indicate exactly the opposite locations for you and your father. Maybe just state who is a legal and permenant resident of which state. Temporary housing for a medical treatment doesn't matter. Legal residency does.
 
If the Feinstein bill passes (perish the thought), the effective date will be the day Obama signs it. There should be plenty of warning time.
 
Sorry for the confusion. Don't want to spread misinformation so i removed it. Question answered via PM.

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Here's my understanding... If the lower is stripped then it has a possibility of being a pistol. That's a no-no if the seller and purchaser are from different states. If the lower has a stock, then it is treated the same as a rifle and unless there is a state restriction, it can be purchased by an out of state buyer by going to a local FFL. (corrected per http://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/unlicensed-persons.html#out-of-state-firearm )

Although any AWB will not go into effect by Jan 3, if you ship the lower back to TX, something could happen in the next 3 months while you are in CA. I'd be hesitant to take that risk. If in doubt, your dad could probably attach a stock to the lower to resolve this.
 
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Here's my understanding...If the lower has a stock, then it is treated the same as a rifle and unless there is a state restriction, it can be purchased by an out of state buyer without an FFL.

You're misunderstood.

A person may buy a rifle out of state, but it MUST go through an FFL, either in the purchaser's state or the sellers, unless there are further state restrictions.
 
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