So I own a vepr-12. Question being with all the new BS laws. I bought it with a maglock is my only option to keep this and shoot it would be to register. I tried the flow chart but I know shotgun and center fire are diffrent. THANKS
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CA assault weapons laws for shotguns are different than those for rifles and handguns.
What may be legal for one, may not be legal for another.
If the VEPR-12 has the factory magazine release or has a "bullet button" style magazine lock, then it's considered an assault weapon in CA. [PC 30515(a)(7)]
If you legally acquired your VEPR-12/Saiga-12 before 2017, then you have the following options:
A. Registered Assault Weapon.
You register it as an assault weapon before 07-01-2018.
B. Semi-auto shotgun with a fixed magazine.
Install a fixed magazine to the shotgun.
This can be done using a device that will prevent the magazine from being removed unless the firearm's action is disassembled or by permanently attaching (weld/epoxy/rivet) a magazine into the firearm's magazine well.
C. Manually operated shotgun.
Remove the gas-piston and plug the gas block.
This will make it into a manually operated (straight pull bolt-action) shotgun.
D. Disassembled parts.
Disassemble the firearm into parts and never assembled them while in CA.
It is prudent to store/transport the parts in seperate containers/locations.sigpic
"If someone has a gun and is trying to kill you, it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun." - Dalai Lama (Seattle Times, 05-15-2001).
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