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  • joemarti
    Member
    • Nov 2009
    • 108

    AR PISTOLS??????

    Can someone please tell me if AR Pistols are legal in California? if they are what do they have to have to be California legal. i am stationed in Camp Pendleton but have TX residence. also if they are legal is it posible to get an assault weapons permit for them since i am from out of state? thank you
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    ke6guj
    Moderator
    CGN Contributor - Lifetime
    • Nov 2003
    • 23725

    Yes, AR-pistols can be had in a CA-legal configuration. they must have a fixed-magazine of <11-rounds tobe legal in CA. If being purchased in CA, there is a separate issue with the Roster, so most AR-pistols start off as single-shot pistols, then modifed to 10-rounds max.

    Since you are .mil, you can get a Military Assault Weapons Permit, a MAWP, from CADOJ that would allow you to bring in AWs that you had listed on the permit.


    I posted this in another thread,

    Originally posted by AR15.com post
    Obtaining an Assault Weapons Permit for Active Duty Military Personnel.

    Any person on active military duty with current, valid permanent change of station orders for duty in the State of California may apply for a DOJ Assault Weapon Permit for personal possession and or transportation of personally owned assualt weapons(s).

    Does not apply for those under the age of 18.

    Requirements:

    Completed Application for Assault Weapon Permit for Military Personnel

    $73 fee (postal money order)

    Two complete ten-print fingerprint cards (your security unit can often do these)

    A copy of your PCS orders

    The application has the following information:

    Applicant's military rank

    Full name

    Mailing Address

    Physical residential address (if different)

    Telephone number

    Branch of service

    Name and address of military base or unit assignment

    Military ID number

    Make, model, and serial number of each assualt weapon to be permitted

    Applicant's signature


    They called me within about four days of mailing and said that they were processing my permit. They left a message "the Department of Justice's Firearm Division would like to talk to you." - just what you want to hear on your answering machine!

    It took about two weeks total to receive my permit. You can fill out a second sheet of paper if you have more weapons than the four spaces given on the permit.

    Permits are valid for one year from issue or until the member terminates PCS orders in California, which ever comes first. Renewals are required each year and are free. They send a letter in the mail reminding you.

    Department of Justice
    Firearms Division
    PO Box 820200
    Sacramento, CA 94203-0200

    I worked with:
    Yolanda Garcia
    Crimianl Intelligence Specialist 1
    yolanda.garcia@doj.ca.gov
    (916) 227-3274
    You can do a search for MAWP for more info. IIRC, Yolanda is no longer with CADOJ, so you may need to locate the proper person, but that should get you pointed inthe right direction.
    Last edited by ke6guj; 01-13-2010, 4:57 PM.
    Jack



    Do you want an AOW or C&R SBS/SBR in CA?

    No posts of mine are to be construed as legal advice, which can only be given by a lawyer.

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