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CA Single Action Exemption
I knew that before you could convert basically any handgun to meet the CA single action exemption but that unfortunately it ended a few years ago; but I was unaware that it's still valid for revolvers. I've always wanted a NAA 22 Short to complete my NAA Mini Revolvers collection and am therefore thinking that with a 3.5" barrel extension it could fall under this exemption being that it is already single action.
I live in Los Angeles, does anyone know of any FFLs in this are who are willing to take up this task? |
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CA Single Action Exemption
I knew that before you could convert basically any handgun to meet the CA single action exemption but that unfortunately it ended a few years ago; but I was unaware that it's still valid for revolvers. I've always wanted a NAA 22 Short to complete my NAA Mini Revolvers collection and am therefore thinking that with a 3.5" barrel extension it could fall under this exemption being that it is already single action.
I live in Los Angeles, does anyone know of any FFLs in this are who are willing to take up this task? |
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Single action revolver exemption must have a minimum 3" barrel, overall length of 7.5". The cylinder must hold at least 5 rounds.
I don't know of any FFL's that would modify a standard NAA 22 short frame to fit the requirements. |
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The "exemption" that went away was single shot NOT single action. The single action exemption which I believe is limited to revolvers is still around. |
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I suggest posting this in the FFL or California Handgun sections to get more views and responses.
Good Luck.
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