[Boredumb]

Does anyone know where i can find some information on what parts can be shipped to California? I'm looking to sell a handgun barrel and possibly slide to someone in California. I'm pretty sure as long as its not a serialized lower/receiver/FCU and just a "gun part"(barrel/slide) I'm in the clear. I wanted to be 100% though.

 

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You can send all the gun parts directly here. The frame is the only part that is regulated (and magazines).

 

[simonp]

As long as the barrel isn’t threaded ship
Away


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As long as the barrel isn’t threaded ship
Away

Threaded barrels are NOT illegal to own in CA. They are only illegal to install on your pistol.

 

[FrozenIceman]

Gun parts can be shipped into CA (resident address) without problems. Magazines can be shipped into California as long as they are 10 Round Compliant (There are companies that can convert standard capacity magazines to 10 rounders and ship into California).

All Firearms that are transferred to a CA resident have to be transferred via a CA FFL

All ammunition that is transferred to a CA resident have to be transfered via a CA FFL

All Pistols that are outside of CA borders have to be on the CA Pistol roster to be transferred to a CA FFL unless there are special conditions followed

All new Rifles in CA must not be considered an Assault Weapon (look up the special CA guide on this there is a flow chart), if the rifle you have violates this look into featureless conversions.

All Rifles in CA must be over 32 inches long and have a fixed stock.

All Pistols in CA can have neither a threaded barrel of shoulder stock (Pistol braces are ok, but questionable).

 

[Boredumb]

thanks to all

 

[LVLouisCyphre]

Threaded barrels are NOT illegal to own in CA. They are only illegal to install on your pistol.

The big exception is if you're LE, military or have a CA entertainment firearms permit. If you have a CA entertainment firearms permit, it's almost as good as having a FFL with a class 3 SOT. The permitee is just limited to using said firearms for entertainment purposes only. However, that's pretty loosely interpreted considering some of the firearm training that actors go through in action movies.

 

[DansSIGs]

Until 2025

Then
NOTHING gets in w/o transferring through an FFL & the CA DOJ.

 

[JustBC]

As long as the barrel isn’t threaded ship
Away


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This

 

[Dingleberrydad]

Until 2025

Then
NOTHING gets in w/o transferring through an FFL & the CA DOJ.

Yep, if you expect to be in CA 2025 and beyond start stocking up on parts now.

 

[Squidbilly]

Threaded barrels are NOT illegal to own in CA. They are only illegal to install on your pistol.

The big exception is if you're LE, military or have a CA entertainment firearms permit. If you have a CA entertainment firearms permit, it's almost as good as having a FFL with a class 3 SOT. The permitee is just limited to using said firearms for entertainment purposes only. However, that's pretty loosely interpreted considering some of the firearm training that actors go through in action movies.

Being in the military doesn’t get you any relief in CA. Every military exemption is qualified with having to be “in the performance of duties” or some such language. Possession of normal cap mags, open carry, carry in a vehicle, etc., all only in the performance of duty, which almost never happens.