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You need to get your information from the CA Dept of Justice, and not from random strangers. CA does permit SOME SBRs, and there are specific restrictions on AR style rifles. Now, whether you can get your local Chief Law Enforcement Officer to sign approving it is another matter entirely, and you still need to do the Federal transfer, payment of transfer tax, etc.
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What we have heah is.... failure to communicate.
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I mentioned in another thread that they have the restrictions and I think the 14.5 inch barrel has to have a welded muzzle brake/flash hider to meet the restrictions of California on length, but yes checking is the best option to verify the information you've gotten.
is it lgeal to own an sbr in california
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