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If someone bought one out of state and then moved to California would they be able to "import" and then do a PPT?
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No because it is considered an sbs, the list has nothing to do with the judge. -
Quick response....thanks
That was my thought but one can hope.Comment
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This is gonna soud lame but whats a SBS. Short barrel ? shotgun?
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Yep, and I also forgot to add that it fires from a revolving cylinder, which is also a no no in California.
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Yep, fuhgeddaboutit.
Bill Wiese
San Jose, CA
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If it is of any consolation, it looks to be poorly made anyhow...Comment
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Eh, the .410 isn't all that useful unless you're hunting snakes.
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Guess Taurus made the mistake as advertising it as a dual purpose gun. You can't have that shotgun shell fired from the revolver, but you can have a shot shell/snake load in you revolver... We have brilliant law makers in this vacuum environment of a state, don't we??NRA Life MemberComment
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American Rifleman/ NRA just did a nice write up on it.... The joy of living in CA...
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I read the new write up on it and I didn't think it was poorly made at all. I doubt that's true at all since the cylinder is so long. They would have to beef up the frame for that. It's suppose to be heavier than a 1911 I believe the article mentioned. A .410 000 shell can really put the hurt on an attacker at close range which is what the gun is for. I personally would get the 3" if I lived in America.Originally posted by halifaxHow about the next time a kid gets suspended/expelled for simply drawing a picture of a gun. I see a federal civil rights lawsuit against the school district for violation of 1st & 2nd amendments.
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Box O' Truth #41
Lessons learned:
1. Jack bought this pistol for snakes and it looks like a fine tool for that job.
2. Birdshot, in any gauge, is for little birds.
3. Buckshot out of a .410 does not penetrate enough to be an effective personal defense load.
4. The rifled slug was also a disappointment and did not have enough weight or power or penetration to be effective as a defense load.
5. The .45 Long Colt loads had plenty of penetration and would be the preferred defense load for this pistol.
6. It's fun to bust clays with this pistol.sigpic
"If someone has a gun and is trying to kill you, it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun." - Dalai Lama (Seattle Times, 05-15-2001).Comment
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The sad thing is, once you brought it into California, you'd have to send it back out.... to Brazil after it breaks. Are we forgetting that its a Taurus?Comment
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Dang! I was just looking at this gun in the latest copy of American Rifleman. It's a total buzzkill knowing that I can't own one here in CA.
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