What would you guys do. I have the opportunity to trade another member for a cobray pm-11. I was unsure of the legality, but I know others have ppt'd them here before. I called and sent an email to doj about legality.
******,
Thanks for taking my call. Here is a photograph of the pistol I found off the
internet. The gun I want transfered includes 1 ten round magazine, and does NOT
have a threaded barrel. As you can see the magazine is inserted in the pisol
grip "well", not anywhere outside. The markings read Cobray PM-11/Nine MM.
Thanks for your time,
Patrick
They responded with this.
Regarding the legality of the Cobray PM-11: The California Department
of Justice Field Representatives and other staff personnel cannot render a legal
opinion on this particular firearm. We can only point out that Penal Code
section 12276(b)(3) classifies all MAC types as assault weapons. If you visit
our web site and open up the Assault Weapons Identification Guide, you will see
the MAC type on page 44.
If still unsure of the legality, we advise you consult an attorney.
If you further questions, please call me at 916-263-4885.
So, I really like and want this gun, but this email kind of spooked me. Note they DIDN'T say it was illegal, just refered me to P.44 of the AW guide. The weapon on p.44 appears IDENTICAL to the PM-11, however does not list specifically Cobray, or PM-11. If i've learned anything from Harrot its that names matter. Obviously all the ar's and ak's on this site are IDENTICAL to named aw's. I would think the same applies in this situation?
******,
Thanks for taking my call. Here is a photograph of the pistol I found off the
internet. The gun I want transfered includes 1 ten round magazine, and does NOT
have a threaded barrel. As you can see the magazine is inserted in the pisol
grip "well", not anywhere outside. The markings read Cobray PM-11/Nine MM.
Thanks for your time,
Patrick
They responded with this.
Regarding the legality of the Cobray PM-11: The California Department
of Justice Field Representatives and other staff personnel cannot render a legal
opinion on this particular firearm. We can only point out that Penal Code
section 12276(b)(3) classifies all MAC types as assault weapons. If you visit
our web site and open up the Assault Weapons Identification Guide, you will see
the MAC type on page 44.
If still unsure of the legality, we advise you consult an attorney.
If you further questions, please call me at 916-263-4885.
So, I really like and want this gun, but this email kind of spooked me. Note they DIDN'T say it was illegal, just refered me to P.44 of the AW guide. The weapon on p.44 appears IDENTICAL to the PM-11, however does not list specifically Cobray, or PM-11. If i've learned anything from Harrot its that names matter. Obviously all the ar's and ak's on this site are IDENTICAL to named aw's. I would think the same applies in this situation?

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