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  • kemikalembalance
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2011
    • 599

    Threaded barrel question.

    I know it is illegal in california to have a threaded barrel on a pistol. But is it illegal to own but not install? And if you did install it, can you permanently affix a break on it? Via cold solder or pin it. Thank you for your time.
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    Cyc Wid It
    Veteran Member
    • Mar 2009
    • 4485

    There's no constructive possession for the barrel so you can have it uninstalled. You can permanently attach a compensator on it.
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      Quiet
      retired Goon
      • Mar 2007
      • 30242

      Originally posted by Cyc Wid It
      There's no constructive possession for the barrel so you can have it uninstalled. You can permanently attach a compensator on it.
      What he said.

      You can also legally have a threaded barrel on handguns that are not semi-auto pistols that accept detachable magazines.


      Summary on threaded barrels and handguns:
      threaded barrel + semi-auto pistol that accepts detachable magazines = illegal [PC 12276.1(a)(4)(A)]
      threaded barrel + semi-auto pistol with a fixed magazine = legal
      threaded barrel + single-shot pistol = legal
      threaded barrel + lever-action pistol = legal
      threaded barrel + pump-action pistol = legal
      threaded barrel + revolver = legal
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