BLR .308 takedown - CA compliant?

[bee-kay]

Pretty simple question
I did a quick search and found some older threads, saying that it was at that time.
Does anyone know if the Browning BLR stainless takedown in .308 is compliant?

I really hope so cause I just bought one - I have another BLR and I assumed it would be but my other BLR isn't a takedown

Thanks - BK

[golfish]

Yes indeed, they haven't touched lever guns yet.

[elk hunter]

Yet being the key word.

[Horsewright]

I love my BLR in .243. One in .308 might be an ideal all around rifle for these parts. Congrats on the new one!!

[bee-kay]

Part 2 to this post:
Are compliant rifles listed on a Roster the way handguns are?
Because it seems like with handguns IIRC each model must re-qualify every year.
So sometimes a model that was compliant suddenly becomes non-compliant, because the manufacturer didn't renew

[theLBC]

Part 2 to this post:
Are compliant rifles listed on a Roster the way handguns are?
Because it seems like with handguns IIRC each model must re-qualify every year.
So sometimes a model that was compliant suddenly becomes non-compliant, because the manufacturer didn't renew

nope.

[W.R.Buchanan]

Part 2 to this post:
Are compliant rifles listed on a Roster the way handguns are?
Because it seems like with handguns IIRC each model must re-qualify every year.
So sometimes a model that was compliant suddenly becomes non-compliant, because the manufacturer didn't renew

Hey,,, Don't give them any ideas!

Randy

[golfish]

Part 2 to this post:
Are compliant rifles listed on a Roster the way handguns are?
Because it seems like with handguns IIRC each model must re-qualify every year.
So sometimes a model that was compliant suddenly becomes non-compliant, because the manufacturer didn't renew

It's more of a what's NOT compliant than what is. The Ca Semi Auto ban flow chart link above is what your looking for.