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Currently have a pistol that is registered as an AW.

Wondering if it is possible to apply it for an AOW?

Can't seem to find any threads on the matter

Yes.

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Just to verify-what if you have a semiauto AR pistol that is NOT registered as an AW(fixed mag).

In California of course.

So you AOW it.

New options available would be:

I can put a vertical foregrip on it.

There seems to be some consensus that a wrist brace is less risky on an AOW.

But even though federally it would be in an AOW-California would still consider it a pistol so it would have to remain fixed mag correct?

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Currently have a pistol that is registered as an AW.

Wondering if it is possible to apply it for an AOW?

Can't seem to find any threads on the matter

Yes.

Just to verify-what if you have a semiauto AR pistol that is NOT registered as an AW(fixed mag).

In California of course.

So you AOW it.

New options available would be:

I can put a vertical foregrip on it.

There seems to be some consensus that a wrist brace is less risky on an AOW.

But even though federally it would be in an AOW-California would still consider it a pistol so it would have to remain fixed mag correct?

Under CA laws...

A firearm that is a Title 2 AOW is exempt from CA SBR/SBS laws.
^Which is why having an arm stablizing brace on an AOW is 100% CA legal.

A firearm that is a Title 2 AOW is not exempt from CA assault weapons laws.
^Which is why they must be configured to comply with CA assault weapons laws or be registered as an assault weapon.