I was sure I saw the reason and cited section for this question but couldn't find it again. I also wanted some clarification.
Many people have mentioned in various threads that the only way to get an AR pistol lower into CA is:
1) Have a "complete" AR pistol, rendered to function as a single shot, sent to your FFL. or,
2) Be LEO or have purchased the stripped, or complete lower from LEO.
I understand the reasoning and section behind number one. But number 2... Why can LEO's have a stripped pistol lower sent into the state? Does it include a complete lower (lower and LPK)? I was viewing the stripped lower as a frame rather than a pistol, so does it meet the definition of a pistol not on the rostered safe list?
Please cite CA code and section or letters from DOJ so it is clear. Thanks.
Many people have mentioned in various threads that the only way to get an AR pistol lower into CA is:
1) Have a "complete" AR pistol, rendered to function as a single shot, sent to your FFL. or,
2) Be LEO or have purchased the stripped, or complete lower from LEO.
I understand the reasoning and section behind number one. But number 2... Why can LEO's have a stripped pistol lower sent into the state? Does it include a complete lower (lower and LPK)? I was viewing the stripped lower as a frame rather than a pistol, so does it meet the definition of a pistol not on the rostered safe list?
Please cite CA code and section or letters from DOJ so it is clear. Thanks.



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