.22lr California Gun Laws

[ooja3k]

Hi,

I inherited a Glenfield 60 in .22lr. Are there any laws prohibiting its use in CA?

Thanks in advance!

Ryan

[PutTogether]

Not if it's barrell is longer than 16" and it isn't fully automatic.

[GSequoia]

You're good.

A large capacity magazine means any ammunition feeding device with the capacity to accept more
than 10 rounds, but shall not be construed to include a feeding device that has been permanently
altered so that it cannot accommodate more than 10 rounds, a tubular magazine that is contained in
a lever-action firearm, or a .22 caliber tube ammunition feeding device.

[Model X]

Not if it's barrell is longer than 16" and it isn't fully automatic.

Now what if its broken and occasionally goes full automatic, but usually doesnt?

[GSequoia]

Now what if its broken and occasionally goes full automatic, but usually doesnt?

Fix that ****!

A full auto malfunction is bad news in any state. Just tearing it down and clenaing it may fix that if it's like a lot of .22s that are just never cleaned.

[CSACANNONEER]

Fix that ****!

A full auto malfunction is bad news in any state. Just tearing it down and clenaing it may fix that if it's like a lot of .22s that are just never cleaned.

I didn't know that you were supposed to clean them.

[GSequoia]

I didn't know that you were supposed to clean them.

Of course you do dumb a**.

I think spec calls for once every 22,238 rounds fired.

[CSACANNONEER]

Of course you do dumb a**.

I think spec calls for once every 22,238 rounds fired.

I gotta go. I've got to clean a couple rifles three and four times in a row just to catch up.

[bobbyblank]

Of course you do dumb a**.

I think spec calls for once every 22,238 rounds fired.

Haha.... I laughed hard at that one