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i was thinking two options the ca7 and revert it to semi or getting a lower from an ffl both are gonna be high in cost but what would be less grayish lmaoPpt a registered semi auto AR pistol.
i'd just want one for fun and cause it looks mean but smallthere's so many more restrictions on an AR pistol here that there's little point in my opinion. Makes more sense if you can suppress but we obviously can't. I have a few pin and welds, a 13.9 and a 14.5.
not for any home defense or practical usei'd just want one for fun and cause it looks mean but small
If it is semi-auto but in a fixed mag configuration then it would not be considered an AW; since semi auto pistols that accept magazines not within the handgrip must be fixed mag.Ppt a registered semi auto AR pistol. CA7 or single shot pistol is registered as such. If the serial number is checked and it's not still a single shot, it's a manufactured AW.
they aren't explicitly banned but they aren't explicitly allowed either. use at your own risk I guessCan you add a brace to one in ca or is it still banned?
Even though my sbr is a 10.5 with an frt I still consider it a range toy. You can also hear the way it hits the steel at 100 yds vs the 20 inch a2. When I swap barrel I’ll prob go to a 12.5I had one years ago before Ecremento stopped that. It was an obnoxious range toy. Good for getting instant attention or clearing adjacent lanes.
Once Excremento put on restrictions I turned it into a rifle. My 14.5" is far more fun, controllable and accurate.
Converting it to semi-auto would be considered manufacturing… Only legitimate way to do it is to buy one via PPT or find one consignment. I would ask for previous DROS showing entered as a pistol.i was thinking two options the ca7 and revert it to semi or getting a lower from an ffl both are gonna be high in cost but what would be less grayish lmao
I would go with the “Registered Semi-Auto Pistol” route…..quite pricey and at times hard to come by but less likely that you would run into legal issueswhat's the best and most legal way to go about acquiring an ARP in california in northern cali?
you got a lower to go with it lmao?I still have my pistol upper. 7" barrel, 4" smooth Yankee Hill tube, front site post with built in laser.
Anyone want it?
do you know of any in nor cal?There's a great shop in SoCal called 2A Zone that thoroughly understands how to DROS AR Pistols. I believe they have a special type of FFL that allows them to do this as a single shot.
If you're ever in SoCal that would be the place to go - or maybe give them a call and see if there is anyone that is their equal up north.
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