AR pistol

[08duramax]

Looking to get an AR pistol but had some questions. Do I need to have anything else done to the gun except have a bullet button installed? Are there any other features I need to remove or have modified? Thanks

[Quiet]

Looking to get an AR pistol but had some questions. Do I need to have anything else done to the gun except have a bullet button installed? Are there any other features I need to remove or have modified? Thanks

AR pistols need to be configured to comply with CA dangerous weapons laws.
Therefore, in order to be CA legal, it will always need a maglock with a 10 or less round magazine.

AR pistols are not on the Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale.
Therefore, they may only be obtained via one of the following methods:
1. LEO sale. [PC 32000(b)(4)]
2. PPT of one already in CA. [PC 32110(a)]
3. Out-of-state intra-familial gift. [PC 32110(b)]
4. Building one from an "80% receiver" into a break-top/open single-shot pistol with a minimum 6" barrel length and minimum 10.5" overall length or a bolt-action single-shot pistol with a minimum 6" barrel length and minimum 10.5" overall length. [PC 32100(b)]
5. Buy a one manufactured as a break-top/open single-shot pistol with a minimum 6" barrel length and minimum 10.5" overall length or a bolt-action single-shot pistol with a minimum 6" barrel length and minimum 10.5" overall length from a CA FFL dealer. These have never been semi-auto and lack the parts to make it semi-auto (no gas system). [PC 32100(b)]

[tashunkawitko]

Looking to get an AR pistol but had some questions. Do I need to have anything else done to the gun except have a bullet button installed? Are there any other features I need to remove or have modified? Thanks

Build it! You will own it bro! And you will be like this guy:

[morrcarr67]

AR pistols need to be configured to comply with CA dangerous weapons laws.
Therefore, in order to be CA legal, it will always need a maglock with a 10 or less round magazine.

AR pistols are not on the Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale.
Therefore, they may only be obtained via one of the following methods:
1. LEO sale.
2. PPT of one already in CA.
3. Out-of-state intra-familial gift.
4. Building one from an "80% receiver" into a break-top/open single-shot pistol with a minimum 6" barrel length and minimum 10.5" overall length or a bolt-action single-shot pistol with a minimum 6" barrel length and minimum 10.5" overall length.

Or buying one as a Single Shot Exempt pistol from a dealer who sells them.

[radicalray]

Or buying one as a Single Shot Exempt pistol from a dealer who sells them.

TDS guns sells them they take out gas system

[PseudoTsuga]

And Tracy Rifle and Pistol.

[gunrus]

I think Franklin Armory make one for SSE. I saw it on budsgunshop.

[Quiet]

Or buying one as a Single Shot Exempt pistol from a dealer who sells them.

Forgot about that.

(no gas system) straight pull bolt-action single-shot pistol.

[morrcarr67]

Forgot about that.

(no gas system) straight pull bolt-action single-shot pistol.

Easy to do.

We're so used to not being able to buy so many things here.

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[cody544]

AR pistols need to be configured to comply with CA dangerous weapons laws.
Therefore, in order to be CA legal, it will always need a maglock with a 10 or less round magazine.

AR pistols are not on the Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale.
Therefore, they may only be obtained via one of the following methods:
1. LEO sale.
2. PPT of one already in CA.
3. Out-of-state intra-familial gift.
4. Building one from an "80% receiver" into a break-top/open single-shot pistol with a minimum 6" barrel length and minimum 10.5" overall length or a bolt-action single-shot pistol with a minimum 6" barrel length and minimum 10.5" overall length.
5. Buy a one manufactured as a break-top/open single-shot pistol with a minimum 6" barrel length and minimum 10.5" overall length or a bolt-action single-shot pistol with a minimum 6" barrel length and minimum 10.5" overall length from a CA FFL dealer. These have never been semi-auto and lack the parts to make it semi-auto (no gas system).

Where did you get this info? And could you go into details about the intrafamilial transfer? I had been saving up for an AR pistol in Utah but then got a job down here. Thanks!

[glock_this]

Where did you get this info? And could you go into details about the intrafamilial transfer? I had been saving up for an AR pistol in Utah but then got a job down here. Thanks!

http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/Transferring_Firearms_Among_Some_Family_Members

[08duramax]

So if I'm exempt from the roster then it's just a bullet button and 10 round mag?

[CK_32]

Build it! You will own it bro! And you will be like this guy:

Best comment so far lol

[morrcarr67]

So if I'm exempt from the roster then it's just a bullet button and 10 round mag?

Yup.

[franklinarmory]

Forgot about that.

(no gas system) straight pull bolt-action single-shot pistol.

Actually, the gas tube is intact, and we have taken a different approach. It qualifies as a single shot "break top" and a "bolt" action.