What you can/cannot or must do with Registered Assault Weapons (RAW)

[NatetheGr8]

Couldn't we covert our BB rifles in featureless builds? Then register them; after DOJ approval build the rifle in a featured configuration.

[shaocaholica]

Couldn't we covert our BB rifles in featureless builds? Then register them; after DOJ approval build the rifle in a featured configuration.

Why convert to temporary featureless? The DOJ has already stated that any BBv1 guns from 2016 will have amnesty until registration for all of 2017.

[Cokebottle]

Couldn't we covert our BB rifles in featureless builds? Then register them; after DOJ approval build the rifle in a featured configuration.

You can not register a featureless build.

[NatetheGr8]

You can not register a featureless build.

This guy was able to voluntarily register his builds; some of which were featureless.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1293289

[radicalray]

That's 80% build

[AGGRO]

Featureless does not require a bullet button.

However, once registered as an assault weapon - going by the Department of Justice's not-yet-published regulations, you cannot change the magazine release after registration.

So, if the regs stay in place - I would say you cannot change the magazine release even if you went featureless after it is registered as an assault weapon.

You can, however, go featureless, de-register it as an AW and then change the magazine release.

There is nothing to force DOJ to remove a weapon from the list.

[Cokebottle]

This guy was able to voluntarily register his builds; some of which were featureless.
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s....php?t=1293289

That's not assault weapons registration.
DOJ has not provided a way for us to do that yet.

[lordmorgul]

This guy was able to voluntarily register his builds; some of which were featureless.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s....php?t=1293289

No he was not, he only received approval of the serialization he applied to them. Those are not registered assault weapons yet, and he even says so in the thread.


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[Librarian]

Folks, this thread is NOT about 'how to register' or 'what may be registered'.

This thread is about 'what you are allowed to do, or must do, or must not do' with whatever you have that is registered, either already or later in 2017.

ETA - those laws exist; they did not change for 2017.

[Tankhatch]

Some of you have gone anal, on the upcoming guessing of the RAW "can / cannot do's".
Just look over the past published RAW ownership requirements, from the past registrations and follow them.

[tokyodrftr]

What you can/cannot or must do with Registered Assault Weapons (RAW)

Can you legally store a RAW in your trunk?
I would just like to leave one in the car


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[Librarian]

Can you legally store a RAW in your trunk?
I would just like to leave one in the car

Only if you never move the car - RAWs are subject to 'destination requirements' - that's in the first post.

[spsurf48]

Can anyone help me out with storage requirements in a school zone?

I cannot bolt a safe to the floor and really have no room for a full-on rifle safe. May I simply use a cable lock or even just leave it in the closet? Ammo would be locked in a small safe.

I could have sworn I read there were enhanced storage requirements in a school zone.

[Cokebottle]

Can anyone help me out with storage requirements in a school zone?

I cannot bolt a safe to the floor and really have no room for a full-on rifle safe. May I simply use a cable lock or even just leave it in the closet? Ammo would be locked in a small safe.

I could have sworn I read there were enhanced storage requirements in a school zone.

Nope.

Some cities may require storage in a safe, but state law only dictates that IF a minor gains access to your gun(s) and causes injury or damage, you may be held criminally liable if you reasonably knew that said minor may gain access.

IOTW... no kids, no visitors, no legal requirement to keep your guns locked in a safe.
AW are required to be transported in a secure locking container.

[Dvrjon]

AW are required to be transported in a secure locking container.

I suspect that's the point of confusion. Non-AWs do not need to be locked in a secure container during transport through a school zone; AWs do.