Polymer 80 frame (serialized)

[Lmw73]

[Flight Now]

Wtf???

Kinda defeats the purpose doesn’t it?

[Lmw73]

I want to put it on my CCW card. It has to be a factory serialized frame purchased through an FFL in order to do that... In short, I like the grip angle of P80 frames better than Glocks.

[Lmw73]

Bump

[Corbin Dallas]

I want to put it on my CCW card. It has to be a factory serialized frame purchased through an FFL in order to do that... In short, I like the grip angle of P80 frames better than Glocks.

Why not do it yourself?

https://oag.ca.gov/firearms/usna

[Lmw73]

Wish I could but PC 32000 says it has to have a micro stamp firing pin and a safety. Only way to make a legal p80 handgun in CA is if it is a single shot gun.

[Sppotlight]

Unless you're roster exempt, you'll have to find one PPT from an exempt cop. Serialized P80s aren't on the roster either. They are more rare than a unicorn, good luck my friend

[sbo80]

"polymer 80" is an 07FFL that offers serialized lowers? I wasn't aware such a thing exists. You might look at some of the other "glock" style lowers offered by other, actual FFLs. Zev now makes a glock-compatible lower, as does Faxon Firearms. Either would be insanely rare to find for PPT in CA, but they are at least a real thing.

[SkyHawk]

"polymer 80" is an 07FFL that offers serialized lowers? I wasn't aware such a thing exists. You might look at some of the other "glock" style lowers offered by other, actual FFLs. Zev now makes a glock-compatible lower, as does Faxon Firearms. Either would be insanely rare to find for PPT in CA, but they are at least a real thing.

Yes they make serialized lowers. But finding one in CA will be even rarer than finding a Zev frame.

OP may as well be asking for a unicorn that poops diamonds - but I wish him luck.

[9mmContagion]

[Corbin Dallas]

Wish I could but PC 32000 says it has to have a micro stamp firing pin and a safety. Only way to make a legal p80 handgun in CA is if it is a single shot gun.

IANAL, but I don't see any wording in PC32000 about microstamping or a physical safety.

It's been a while since I've had to look this stuff up, what am I missing?

https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?sectionNum=32000.&lawCode=PEN

The link I provided states very clearly

Additionally, as of July 1, 2018, prior to manufacturing or assembling a firearm, a person shall apply to the Department for a unique serial number.

Meaning before 1 JULY 2018, a person could manufacture or assemble a firearm with any made up serial number they like, but after that, you had to get a unique serial from DOJ.


If DOJ is no longer allowing a person to manufacture their own firearm for personal use, why is the USNA page still active?

Something isn't adding up here.

[Lmw73]

IANAL, but I don't see any wording in PC32000 about microstamping or a physical safety.

It's been a while since I've had to look this stuff up, what am I missing?

https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?sectionNum=32000.&lawCode=PEN

The link I provided states very clearly


Meaning before 1 JULY 2018, a person could manufacture or assemble a firearm with any made up serial number they like, but after that, you had to get a unique serial from DOJ.


If DOJ is no longer allowing a person to manufacture their own firearm for personal use, why is the USNA page still active?

Something isn't adding up here.

[Brown Guy]

I saw one in Upland gun store selling a serialized p80

[Lmw73]

I saw one in Upland gun store selling a serialized p80

Thanks. Do you know which store it was?