EAA Windicator in .350

[ernest132132]

Hey everyone!

Was wondering if this variant was legal here in California. I've seen some posts here and there about it, but I wasn't quite sure since I couldn't find it in the list of handgun roster.

https://www.classicfirearms.com/eaa-windicator-357-rev-4inch-6shot/

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

[sickboybrad]

Turner's has the 38 for sale. I think that's what we can get.
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[keith1911]

Unless you can find someone to process it through the single action exemption. With the fees and such added on you'd be better off buying a good revolver like a used Ruger or such.

[morrcarr67]

Hey everyone!

Was wondering if this variant was legal here in California. I've seen some posts here and there about it, but I wasn't quite sure since I couldn't find it in the list of handgun roster.

https://www.classicfirearms.com/eaa-windicator-357-rev-4inch-6shot/

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

That one is not on the roster.

To get it you'll need to have it converted to a single action exempt revolver. Depending on who you have do it it's going to add probably $50 or more. Still a reasonable price for a new 357 revolver.

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[SLO1911Fan]

The windicator is the worst revolver I've ever owned.

Fit and finish are decent. But the trigger is bad and they don't have any longevity. I'd buy the RIA over the windicator, and I hate most RIAs.

(Just for the record, Taurus and Rossi are equally bad or worse.)