Most overpriced Off Roster handguns in CA?

[big blaze]

The most over priced handgun that's on the list is any OD Glock.

[skyscraper]

Colored glocks. People are delirious with the prices they ask for.

[dc2integra]

The ruger lcp is definetly up there.

[JTROKS]

How about STI or SV frame kits?

[gwanghoops]

just showed up on CGN:

http://ww.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=638015

KSG shotgun for $2900!!!

[skyscraper]

just showed up on CGN:

http://ww.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=638015

KSG shotgun for $2900!!!

Are you kidding? That's a steal! (oh wait I thought that was for 3 of them)

[JTROKS]

Easy answer:

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Is that really you and your location?

[keenkeen]

Is that really you and your location?

You mean, are you really in a bathroom in The Matrix?

[The Gleam]

When will this illegal "safe hand gun" roster ever be overturned?

If they charged a car manufacturer 10 grand to approve every make and model that they wanted to be allowed to be sold here, and if it was the red one without the cd player or AC, sorry blue ones not on the roster...perhaps you can SSE one into the state that has AC. Seriously. What a racket we have let them get away with.

Or requiring Ford to submit the 1969 Mustang for approval every 4 years or so, to meet CURRENT DOT and NTSB standards?

So why is a 1969 Colt Python grandfathered to be included on the Roster? That aspect of the Safety Roster screamed it was merely a utility to put a damper to decrease gun ownership and gun sales when an all-out ban wouldn't work; how that is not an unjustified ruling is beyond me, as they knew no manufacturer would submit testing a gun the manufacturer no longer made (no profit/so submission) for safety testing to be sold in CA, especially one that had not been made in decades - or even 4 years ago for that matter.


While the entire law is bullcrap, adding guns retroactively to the roster, dating back some 50 years, active upon the day it became effective, made no sense at all - including guns made prior to it becoming law.

Nearly no other state laws ban something retroactively except drug laws or for extremely toxic substances.

I fought SB15 at the time aggressively, and I recall having a hard time getting other gun owners to see the technical side of how bad a ban on sales it would eventually become. Some felt it would never pass, so they were apathetic to it, others just didn't understand the scope of its wide reach as a subterfuge to effectively ban future gun purchases.

Sure, but the Single-Action Cowboy Shooting crowd knew what it was all about, didn't they!

[The Gleam]

You mean, are you really in a bathroom in The Matrix?

Doesn't every household with a woman present keep a douche in their bathroom?

[califcowboy]

H&K P7M8 and P7M13 pistols come to mind.

[Cali-Shooter]

just showed up on CGN:

http://ww.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=638015

KSG shotgun for $2900!!!

That would qualify in this thread, except that's a longarm.

[JTROKS]

Doesn't every household with a woman present keep a douche in their bathroom?

LoL! Yup! Lot's of folks look for a certain douche.

Sorry KK.

[SamIAm]

H&K P7M8 and P7M13 pistols come to mind.

The P7M8 is still listed (until 9/10/2013), so not technically off Roster. But I agree it is overpriced.

[colossians323]

Any Colt Python; it's gotten out of control on those. If you look at how many were made for the number of years they were made, and you look at how many are available used in other states on Gunbroker, Gunsamerica, Auction Arms, etc., it's ridiculous what people ask - especially for something like a standard run-of-the-mill stainless 6" 1980s/1990s Python.

Nationwide they are coveted and go will over original mfg price