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Bringing a judge to CA.....maybe
There is a possibility i will be moving to CA here in a couple months and i was wondering if i am able to bring a Taurus Judge in. I realize it is not on the ok pistol list but i was told that if you bring a gun into the state from out of state you are fine as long as you dont use hi-cap mags. I was also told that it is considered a short barrel shotgun.
Legal or illegal? What if i promise to only shoot .45 colt? |
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Illegal because it meets the CA definition of a short barrel shotgun.
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Nope.
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They did, the Taurus Judge rifle. But now it meets the street sweeper law because its a shotgun with a revolving cylinder! I saw it at the SHOT show.
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The smoothbore .410-only Circuit Judge is definitely an AW, but the rifled bore .45LC/.410 arguably does not meet the definition of a shotgun, so it shouldn't fall under the shotgun with a revolving cylinder AW reg. But that just opinion and has not been confirmed by The Right People.
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