CA tac-14 options???

[Majr415]

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[LEAD LAUNCHER]

OK so I read your post incorrectly you are going shorter as you’re going from a shoulder stock to a grip only.

You still have the legal 18 inch barrel on it and will still be over 26 inches so that is fine.

With either a standard pistol grip or the raptor -either will get you over 26 inches. Because you have the 18 inch barrel.

Example:

Turners doesn’t seem to be marketing any sort of Remington pistol grip only shotgun right now, but they do sell the Mossbergs when they can keep them in stock:

https://www.turners.com/mossberg/mossberg-590-shockwave-12ga-18-709390

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[Majr415]

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This is the one I drool over.

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[Majr415]

That is the one!

[norcal77]

This is the one I drool over.

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[ThatFishGuy]

That bottom pic is a brace, so it can be used with the short barrel in other states

[Quiet]

That's not a stock, it's a folding arm brace.

The 14" barrel Title 1 Other being good to go, is dependent upon which State it is in.
^ Not legal in CA, CT, HI, MA, MD, MI, NJ, and NY.

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[norcal77]

That's not a stock, it's a folding arm brace.

The 14" barrel Title 1 Other being good to go, is dependent upon which State it is in.
^ Not legal in CA, CT, HI, MA, MD, MI, NJ, and NY.

[Quiet]

So a 14” barrel, no matter what config, even at 26.5” total length is a no-go?

Under Federal laws...

The Remington TAC-14 is classified as a Title 1 Other.
^Firearm with a less than 16" barrel length + a greater than 26" overall length + no shoulder stock.


Under CA laws...

There is no "other" firearm. CA classifies firearms as a "handgun" or a "long gun" ("rifle" or "shotgun") and forces firearms to fit into those categories.

Which means the Remington TAC-14 is classified as:
1. a handgun. (firearm with a less than 16" barrel length). [PC 16530(a) & 16640(a)]
2. a SBS (firearm that shoots shotgun shells and has a less than 18" barrel length). [PC 17180(a)]
3. an unconventional pistol (firearm with a non-rifled barrel that has a barrel length of less than 18"). [PC 17270]
4. an unsafe handgun. (manually operated pistol that has not passed CA DOJ safety testing : not listed on the Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale). [PC 31910(b)(1),(2),(3)]

Therefore, from the factory, the Remington TAC-14 (Title 1 Other) is CA illegal (import, make, transfer, or possess) for non-exempt persons.
~Exempt person = Gov/Mil/LE agency and FFL/SOT with a Dangerous Weapons Permit for SBS.

If the Remington TAC-14 was made into a Title 2 AOW, then it would be exempt from CA SBS laws and CA unconventional pistol laws.
However, it would still be considered an unsafe handgun. Which means it can only be transferred via exemption (LEO sale, PPT, etc).

[norcal77]

Under Federal laws...

The Remington TAC-14 is classified as a Title 1 Other.
^Firearm with a less than 16" barrel length + a greater than 26" overall length + no shoulder stock.


Under CA laws...

There is no "other" firearm. CA classifies firearms as a "handgun" or a "long gun" ("rifle" or "shotgun") and forces firearms to fit into those categories.

Which means the Remington TAC-14 is classified as:
1. a handgun. (firearm with a less than 16" barrel length). [PC 16530(a) & 16640(a)]
2. a SBS (firearm that shoots shotgun shells and has a less than 18" barrel length). [PC 17180(a)]
3. an unconventional pistol (firearm with a non-rifled barrel that has a barrel length of less than 18"). [PC 17270]
4. an unsafe handgun. (manually operated pistol that has not passed CA DOJ safety testing : not listed on the Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale). [PC 31910(b)(1),(2),(3)]

Therefore, from the factory, the Remington TAC-14 (Title 1 Other) is CA illegal (import, make, transfer, or possess) for non-exempt persons.
~Exempt person = Gov/Mil/LE agency and FFL/SOT with a Dangerous Weapons Permit for SBS.

If the Remington TAC-14 was made into a Title 2 AOW, then it would be exempt from CA SBS laws and CA unconventional pistol laws.
However, it would still be considered an unsafe handgun. Which means it can only be transferred via exemption (LEO sale, PPT, etc).

Thank you for that