Mr.V.
Member
So I have a question. I've always been under the assumption that if you live in California, you have to buy a California legal handgun (e.g. one where the firearms manufacturer pays the Cal Extortion Tax, and does not meet any criteria in the "unsafe handgun" definition, to keep it kosher). However, reading this about imported handguns...
http://ag.ca.gov/firearms/ab991.php
they don't mention anything about the handgun being required to be "safe" under California's definition. Obviously you may not import > 10 round magazines, but say things like a handguns without charged chamber indicators, magazine disconnect safeties, drop safeties, etc etc.
Can a handgun be purchased in, say, Nevada or Arizona, and then imported in and registered within the 60 day period even if it does not meet the safe handgun criteria?
http://ag.ca.gov/firearms/ab991.php
they don't mention anything about the handgun being required to be "safe" under California's definition. Obviously you may not import > 10 round magazines, but say things like a handguns without charged chamber indicators, magazine disconnect safeties, drop safeties, etc etc.
Can a handgun be purchased in, say, Nevada or Arizona, and then imported in and registered within the 60 day period even if it does not meet the safe handgun criteria?