Marlin Camp 45 + Choate stock

[West916coast]

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1006764641?pid=910514

Would this be legal In CA since the pistol grip is technically the mag? Thanks in advance you guys are the best.

[jigenax]

No.

The Camp 45 magazine does not go in the pistol grip like a 1911. It uses a 1911 magazine in a magazine well in front of the trigger assembly like the M1 Carbine or Ruger PC9 Carbine.

[Quiet]

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1006764641?pid=910514
Would this be legal In CA since the pistol grip is technically the mag? Thanks in advance you guys are the best.

The pistol grip and the folding/telescoping stock are restricted features on semi-auto centerfire rifles that do not have a fixed magazine. [PC 30515(a)(1)(A)&(C)]

In order to be CA legal the firearm will need to be modified so that it operates using a fixed magazine or the restricted features need to be modified so that they are no longer restricted features (grip wrap, fixed stock).
In addition, if the folding/telecoping stock remains functional, then in order to be CA legal, the overall length needs to be 30" or longer with the stock folded/collapsed.

[sigstroker]

No.

The Camp 45 magazine does not go in the pistol grip like a 1911. It uses a 1911 magazine in a magazine well in front of the trigger assembly like the M1 Carbine or Ruger PC9 Carbine.

Even if it were in the grip, like an Uzi, it doesn't remove the "featureness" of the pistol grip. It still counts as a feature.

[dfletcher]

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1006764641?pid=910514
Would this be legal In CA since the pistol grip is technically the mag? Thanks in advance you guys are the best.

I think you're conflating handgun AW laws with rifle.

Magazine in the grip doesn't make a handgun an AW, such as the UZI or B&T, while outside the grip does - such as the Ruger Charger. However the presence of a PG on a semi-centerfire rifle that "drops mags" makes it an AW.

BTW, the Choate stock has a lot of wiggle to it and lousy cheek weld. I have a Marlin Camp 9, it's usually in OR where I could put it in the Choate. I'd rather it stay in the factory stock. Same with an old Inland M1.