Beretta CX4 storm carbine in 45 legal in commiefornia

April 02, 2017, 01:30 PM

I tried looking for a list of rifles legal for sale in CA but only came up with a list of pistols. A CA resident wants to buy my Beretta CX4 storm in 45, rifle takes 8 round factory magazines. My LGS will ship to CA, I'm just trying to find out if the CX4 is legal to own by CA resident.

April 02, 2017, 04:38 PM

cjevans

I don't believe that the CX4 is legal for sale in CA - it's a fun carbine, so you bet it's likely illegal to own

In CA the AWB only allows for 2 AWB features.(??).

The CX4 has 3:
1) semi auto
2) detachable magazine
3) has a pistol grip/thumbhole stock.

The overall length is another issues. ??

In CA that should be 30" (???) so your buyer would need a buttstock extension or flash hider to extend the length from 29.7" to 30". Ridiculous, .3" right?

The bigger feature - the detachable magazine - bullet button. And no high - cap mags either.

Maybe the buyer's CA FFL could make it compliant?

Below is the link to the CA rifle ID flow chart:
http://www.calguns.net/caawid/flowchart.pdf

I dunno, seems a lot of hassle to me. I think it's best to state, not CA compliant ...

Anyone else ???

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April 02, 2017, 09:44 PM

AGFNTB

It would have to be featureless or a "fixed mag". As of Jan 01, 2017, bullet buttons are no longer considered a "fixed mag".

The flowchart on Caguns linked above is out of date and the Calguns community is working on a new version, however CADOJ pulled back their regulations related to the new AW laws so there is still much that is unknown.

I would say steer clear of CA with that sale.

April 07, 2017, 08:12 AM

calugo

quote:
Originally posted by AGFNTB:
It would have to be featureless or a "fixed mag". As of Jan 01, 2017, bullet buttons are no longer considered a "fixed mag".

The flowchart on Caguns linked above is out of date and the Calguns community is working on a new version, however CADOJ pulled back their regulations related to the new AW laws so there is still much that is unknown.

I would say steer clear of CA with that sale.

Thanks for the information I appreciate it. I found a buyer in PA that's local to me so I can sell with no issues or worries. To bad all the crap CA gun owners have to deal with.