RIA 1911 legality question

[joshua13452]

Hello again, im looking into buying a RIA 1911 as a nice, low end 1911 to start off with. Ive heard mostly good things about the firearm and am planning on buying it. Before i buy it i of course want to make sure that the firearm is legal to transfer and ensure a trouble free transfer. I went to the roster of approved handguns and the company Rock Island Armory was not listed. Is this because none of their firearms are approved? Any help would be appreciated. Heres the link to the firearm. http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/p...2B1+45ACP+5%22

[someoneeasy]

You need to look it up under armscor

[someoneeasy]

Also, where are you located? Ordering online might end up costing you more after tr as name fees.

[joshua13452]

Ah thank you very much sir.

[joshua13452]

I am located in Orange County

[someoneeasy]

If ordering online, check out a home based ffl like stoney creek arms or Redfield, both in oc and they charge $50 for transfer and dros

[joshua13452]

Alright ill try to get in touch with them. Another thing, im looking at the roster and im having a hard time telling if the model i linked is on there or not. Would you happen to know if the version i linked is on there or not?

[joshua13452]

Nevermind i believe they have it listed as the M1911-A1 Tactical though i could be wrong. Thanks for the help anyhow.

[orangeusa]

M1911-A1 Tactical / Steel

I copied the above from the CA approved list.
Elite Firearms in Orange or Laguna Niguel have them in stock as do many other OC L.A. shops.
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[someoneeasy]

No problem, if you need to sse, give oc armory a call or oc firearm