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I'm not sure that you know what you're talking about.Revolvers would Not have LCI and mag disconnect, how/why did the State win the argument for rostering revolvers? Was looking for a Taurus Judge in .410 and couldn't get any because of the silly crazy roster.
I'm not defending the concept of the roster. IMHO, it's an unconstitutional statute. But then, my personal opinion don't count for much.Ok bad example, but my question is around if the 9th Circus struck down microstamping but allowed LCI and mag disconnect, why would they apply to revolvers? Seems the "California needs to lab test and certify" should be the core of the lawsuit.
LCI and mag disconnect only apply to semi-auto pistols.Ok bad example, but my question is around if the 9th Circus struck down microstamping but allowed LCI and mag disconnect, why would they apply to revolvers? Seems the "California needs to lab test and certify" should be the core of the lawsuit.
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It's not the safe handgun roster that affects the Taurus Judge. It's a felony to simply possess a Taurus Judge in California. That's a much stronger prohibition that the one created by the roster.
The problem with the Taurus Judge is that it meets California's state law definition of a Short Barrel Shotgun (even it it does not meet the federal law definition) and that makes the simple possession a felony under Penal Code section 33215.
The purpose of the "revolving cylinder shotgun" ban was to ban the Street Sweeper.Yes, and if memory servers me correctly, CA also does not allow shotguns with a revolving cylinder magazine.
Not quite sure what there motive was here, but hell, it’s California…