Sig Sauer P226 Legion

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CA unsafe handgun laws/regulations prohibits a semi-auto pistol that was made after 05-17-2013 from being transferred by a CA FFL dealer to a non-exempt person; unless it has been CA DOJ safety tested, it has CA mandated safety features (chamber load indicator, magazine disconnect mechanism, microstamping array), and it is listed on the Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale.

The SIG P226 SAO Legion has not been CA DOJ safety tested and it does not have a chamber load indicator or a magazine disconnect mechanism or a microstamping array.

Which means it can not be legally transferred by a CA FFL dealer, unless an exemption is utilized.

Exemptions would be:
1. It being transferred to a Law Enforcement Officer.
2. It being transferred via PPT*.
3. It being transferred via out-of-state intra-familial or operation of law transfer.


*PPT = face to face transfer between CA residents facilitated by a CA FFL dealer.
~If the firearm is shipped, then it's not considered a PPT.
~If one of the parties involved is a non-resident of CA, then it's not considered a PPT.

[LateBraking]

I wrote this for someone else, but if you really want to lose your marbles while trying to understand...

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showpost.php?p=24001232&postcount=26

[SanDiego619]

immediately after you move back, tell your mom & dad that you found your long lost twin brother, me! my birthday is coming up and would appreciate a gift.

I think you're onto something. If we can identify as whatever thing we want, can we identify as siblings? Sign a paper or something, or adopt each other, seems like a good plan!!!!!!

[Barang]

^^^gun owners are the worst boat owners. so when there's a boating accident, their firearms and important documents are gone. so yeah! i'll sign an affidavit saying you're my other long lost twin brother or sister, whatever float your boat.

[SanDiego619]

^^^gun owners are the worst boat owners. so when there's a boating accident, their firearms and important documents are gone. so yeah! i'll sign an affidavit saying you're my other long lost twin brother or sister, whatever float your boat.

It was so tragic! The boating accident, so tragic, I don't even want to talk about it.

[justacoolguy85]

CA unsafe handgun laws/regulations prohibits a semi-auto pistol that was made after 05-17-2013 from being transferred by a CA FFL dealer to a non-exempt person; unless it has been CA DOJ safety tested, it has CA mandated safety features (chamber load indicator, magazine disconnect mechanism, microstamping array), and it is listed on the Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale.

The SIG P226 SAO Legion has not been CA DOJ safety tested and it does not have a chamber load indicator or a magazine disconnect mechanism or a microstamping array.

Which means it can not be legally transferred by a CA FFL dealer, unless an exemption is utilized.

Exemptions would be:
1. It being transferred to a Law Enforcement Officer.
2. It being transferred via PPT*.
3. It being transferred via out-of-state intra-familial or operation of law transfer.


*PPT = face to face transfer between CA residents facilitated by a CA FFL dealer.
~If the firearm is shipped, then it's not considered a PPT.
~If one of the parties involved is a non-resident of CA, then it's not considered a PPT.

Thanks! This whole Cali stuff gets confusing


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[Barang]

It was so tragic! The boating accident, so tragic, I don't even want to talk about it.

so true, so true. i no longer have guns.

[DDM4556]

OP, just get a Beretta m9a1 and send it to Wilson Combat. You’ll be pleased.
Or an sp01 and send to CGW.

Both are better than any Sig

If I could get a Legion for a non-CA price, I’d buy it immediately.

[L84CABO]

No. Nobody can explain the reason to you. At least not in any way that would make any actual sense.

Ca has a roster and guns must be submitted, fees paid, guns tested and passed, before they are deemed safe to be sold in this state. Doesn't matter if the gun is sold in every other state in the union. To make things worse, around 2007 (if memory serves), a new requirement was added...all new guns must use micro stamping. Never mind that micro stamping literally did not and still does not exist. Consequently no new handguns have been added to the roster since 2007. Plenty of guns have dropped off however. Which is their ultimate intnent. This is NOT about safety. It's about control and the systematic gradual elimination of your 2A rights.

Welcome to California.

[SanDiego619]

No. Nobody can explain the reason to you. At least not in any way that would make any actual sense.

Ca has a roster and guns must be submitted, fees paid, guns tested and passed, before they are deemed safe to be sold in this state. Doesn't matter if the gun is sold in every other state in the union. To make things worse, around 2007 (if memory serves), a new requirement was added...all new guns must use micro stamping. Never mind that micro stamping literally did not and still does not exist. Consequently no new handguns have been added to the roster since 2007. Plenty of guns have dropped off however. Which is their ultimate intnent. This is NOT about safety. It's about control and the systematic gradual elimination of your 2A rights.

Welcome to California.

How did Franklin Armory get their AR pistol on the roster?

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How did Franklin Armory get their AR pistol on the roster?

The Franklin Armory CA7 is a bolt-action repeating pistol.

Only things required to get a bolt-action repeating pistol listed on the Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale is:
1. The manufacturer submits it to CA DOJ BOF for approval. [PC 32005 and 32010]
2. It has a positive manual safety that meets BATFE standards for the importation of handguns into the USA. [PC 31910(b)(1)]
3. It passes CA DOJ safety testing. [PC 31910(b)(2),(3)]
4. The manufacturer pays all the fees to get it listed. [PC 32015]

[justacoolguy85]

No. Nobody can explain the reason to you. At least not in any way that would make any actual sense.

Ca has a roster and guns must be submitted, fees paid, guns tested and passed, before they are deemed safe to be sold in this state. Doesn't matter if the gun is sold in every other state in the union. To make things worse, around 2007 (if memory serves), a new requirement was added...all new guns must use micro stamping. Never mind that micro stamping literally did not and still does not exist. Consequently no new handguns have been added to the roster since 2007. Plenty of guns have dropped off however. Which is their ultimate intnent. This is NOT about safety. It's about control and the systematic gradual elimination of your 2A rights.

Welcome to California.

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A lawsuit was filed to challenge it and the Courts ruled that even though the technology does not exist, it's still a legal requirement.

[mean buzzen half dozen]

Old post I know,,,,

Just curious,
can a California police officer have a 226 Legion & sell in to a California resident?

[shortround1]

Sorry dude, gen 5 Glocks are not on the list either.