Might move back to California questions

[Bert Gamble]

Hi all,

I may move back home to California after retiring in a couple of years. It will be an adjustment, but there is much to love in California and only politics to hate.

If I do move back, I need to know how to do it within the law so here are my questions:

• Can I bring my ammunition back?
• Can I bring my AR platform rifle back?
• Can I bring my Benchmade auto knife?

[edgerly779]

No tracers & ar must be ca compliant, no mags over 10 rounds, auto knife look up pc for Ca on that.

[GlockN'Roll]

I would recommend that you bring all of the off roster guns you bought





and sell them in California for a huge profit...

[Bert Gamble]

No tracers & ar must be ca compliant, no mags over 10 rounds, auto knife look up pc for Ca on that.

So I have to make the AR featureless?

[LongLiveTheRepublic]

So I have to make the AR featureless?

Yes or maglock it.

[Bert Gamble]

I would recommend that you bring all of the off roster guns you bought





and sell them in California for a huge profit...

I will certainly bring several off roster guns, but there does not look to be much profit in selling them. Maybe a 60% mark up and that is not really worth it, especially with the amount you can sell per year. Too much hassle for not much money as far as I am concerned.

[Bert Gamble]

Yes or maglock it.

Well, I guess I will sell it first. I can't imagine shooting it with the restrictions.

[HUTCH 7.62]

Maybe someone with more knowledge can chime in on transporting ammo i to the state.

I belive you cannot bring any ammo into the state legally unless it is gifted to you.

California is not a state you want to move to if you are a gun owner.

[Paulo]

too early to tell. by the time you move back all guns might be banned under Newsom

[Jimi Jah]

Well, I guess I will sell it first. I can't imagine shooting it with the restrictions.

Not so fast, partner. We have a plethora of excellent after-market work arounds that made the AR just as user friendly as before. I love my Sparrow grips so much I wouldn't change them if I could.

Linear compensators make shooting much more quiet/enjoyable. Fixed stocks don't wobble anymore and are always set just right. Excremento just made us fine tune the platform so it's even better now. Clever humans are always a few steps ahead of stupid pols.

"Now who can argue with THAT"! ~ Howard Johnson, Blazing Saddles

Welcome back, we missed you.

[Rorge Retson]

I will certainly bring several off roster guns, but there does not look to be much profit in selling them. Maybe a 60% mark up and that is not really worth it, especially with the amount you can sell per year. Too much hassle for not much money as far as I am concerned.

Here's to all the PMs you will soon get...

Not so fast, partner. We have a plethora of excellent after-market work arounds that made the AR just as user friendly as before. I love my Sparrow grips so much I wouldn't change them if I could.

Linear compensators make shooting much more quiet/enjoyable. Fixed stocks don't wobble anymore and are always set just right. Excremento just made us fine tune the platform so it's even better now. Clever humans are always a few steps ahead of stupid pols.

Boy, that's a lot of Kool-Aid !!!

[edgerly779]

FUD from hutch.You are not a ca resident bring your ammo.

[Unbekannt]

Gavin Newscum will probably arrest you at the border, separate you from your family, and have you deported.

[edgerly779]

I just looked up benchmade auto knives and you can bring it in if over 2" long, but you cannot sell it here.

[Librarian]

I just looked up benchmade auto knives and you can bring it in if over 2" long, but you cannot sell it here.

Or carry it any place but inside your home or in the trunk of your vehicle.