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California approved handguns, are the most regulated as well as the strictest handgun laws in the United States. All purchased handguns must be registered with the California Department of Justice, according to the Roberti-Roos Assault Weapons Control Act of 1989, which also banned a wide variety of pistols, revolvers, and various firearms configurations such as folding stocks, threaded barrels, and detachable magazines. Due to the ban of many firearms, a California testing statute has been adopted, which allows manufacturers to submit their firearms for approval, with the required fee.
- Concealable Firearms must be registered (handguns mainly)
- No Handguns Can Be Purchased with 30 day of Last Handgun Purchased
- No Firearms that accepts more then a 10 round magazines
- Registration of handguns must be completed
- All Handgun sales must be done through California FFL dealer
Over the years a number of other court cases, including the NRA attempted to lift some of the strict firearms restrictions, with no pro-gun victories. We are proud to offer a wide range of California legal firearm, which can be transfer to a Federal Firearms License holder in the state of California. There are several notable exemptions to these laws which are as follows.
- Police Transfers
- Other FFL Dealers
- Manufacturers of Firearms
- Curios & Relic Firearms
- Auctioning at Nonprofit or Public Benefit Corporations
Currently California has 46 handgun manufacturers that have been approved in California, which is constantly being updated with new models. According to California state testing, each firearms must be tested to approve; firearms finish, model, & make, in order to ensure you can obtain your desired firearm, please make sure it's listed on the California Department of Justice approved handguns list. According to the California DOJ the handgun finish justifies it being considered a different firearm, despite the identical working parts of other approved models.
More California Handgun Legal Information
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