CA320 on Roster

[franklinarmory]

Hey Calguns. I haven't posted in a while, but you are not forgotten. We have been working on the following program for over a year, and it seems to have fallen into place right before SHOT Show:

https://oag.ca.gov/firearms/handgun/ca320

We will have more information shortly in an official press release.

[abinsinia]

The name may give it away, but I'm excited to see what you've come up with.

[Mtndewking]

Well, this is interesting. You have my attention sir

[morrcarr67]

Hey Calguns. I haven't posted in a while, but you are not forgotten. We have been working on the following program for over a year, and it seems to have fallen into place right before SHOT Show:

https://oag.ca.gov/firearms/handgun/ca320

We will have more information shortly in an official press release.

Out freaking standing. I'm happy to see you making these.

[Palmaris]

So, what is it?

[morrcarr67]

So, what is it?

They're going to launch it next week at SHOT.

But, my best guess is that it's a Bolt Action Repeating Pistol based on the Sig Sauer P320 Modular Chassis design.

Very similar to their Bolt Action Repeating AR pattern pistols.

[Quiet]

They're going to launch it next week at SHOT.

But, my best guess is that it's a Bolt Action Repeating Pistol based on the Sig Sauer P320 Modular Chassis design.

Very similar to their Bolt Action Repeating AR pattern pistols.

The CA DOJ BOF position on modifying SSE2 pistols does not apply to on-Roster manually operated repeating pistols, which means an on-Roster bolt-action repeating pistol can legally be made into a CA legal semi-auto pistol.

[franklinarmory]

No, this is NOT a bolt action. I'm working with marketing now to get this Press Release out ASAP. We should have the info out in 24 hours or less.

[Tikka3x]

[bwiese]

The CA DOJ BOF position on modifying SSE2
pistols does not apply to on-Roster manually operated repeating pistols,
which means an on-Roster bolt-action repeating pistol can legally be
made into a CA legal semi-auto pistol.

Indeed.

AB1964 - which IIRC became active in 2014 - basically said SSE couldn't apply to
'born as semiauto' pistols - making them untransferrable from new dealer stock to
a California resident.

AB1964 changed *nothing else* (incl single action revolver matters).

An originally non-semiauto pistol is not banned from transfer, and you can modify
such into other alternate forms of operation [outside other illegal forms like MG/
SBR/SBS/AW etc.] once you own it. (This also assumes that the relevant serialized
frame was never operated in semiauto mode as part of mfg QA, etc.)

[Quiet]

No, this is NOT a bolt action. I'm working with marketing now to get this Press Release out ASAP. We should have the info out in 24 hours or less.

Interesting.

[morrcarr67]

No, this is NOT a bolt action. I'm working with marketing now to get this Press Release out ASAP. We should have the info out in 24 hours or less.

WOW [emoji44] this should be interesting, can't wait for more details.

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[saudadeii]

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[BucDan]

I told myself no more purchases for first half of 2023... whyyyy nowww?!

Indeed.

AB1964 - which IIRC became active in 2014 - basically said SSE couldn't apply to
'born as semiauto' pistols - making them untransferrable from new dealer stock to
a California resident.

AB1964 changed *nothing else* (incl single action revolver matters).

An originally non-semiauto pistol is not banned from transfer, and you can modify
such into other alternate forms of operation [outside other illegal forms like MG/
SBR/SBS/AW etc.] once you own it. (This also assumes that the relevant serialized
frame was never operated in semiauto mode as part of mfg QA, etc.)

Haven't seen your posts here in a while. It's nice to see.

[plumbum]

Dang it, and I was just thinking my credit card was getting lonely being all paid off and hiding in my wallet