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DATES CALIFORNIA GUN LAWS TAKE EFFECT
Between state legislation and voter-approved ballot initiatives, 2016 saw passage of sweeping new gun regulations in California. Some of the new rules take effect in 2017. Others are staggered over the next two years. Here’s your guide to California’s new era of gun ownership.Theft/loss reporting
When it becomes a crime to falsely report a firearm has been lost or stolen Jan. 1Start date for requirement that theft or loss of a firearm must be reported to law enforcement within five days July 1
Lending firearms
When it becomes illegal, with limited exceptions, to loan guns to anyone outside of immediate family members Jan. 1Large-capacity magazine restrictions
When it becomes illegal, with limited exceptions, to possess magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds July 1Assault weapon restrictions
Start date for the new definition of “assault weapon” Jan. 1Deadline to register a newly designated assault weapon with the state Dec. 31, 2017
Restrictions on home-built “ghost guns” and guns without serial numbers
Start date for requirement that you get state permission before manufacturing or assembling a firearm July 1, 2018Deadline to place a serial number on any unmarked firearm possessed after July 1, 2018 Dec. 31, 2018
Ammunition restrictions
Start date for requirement that ammunition sales or transfers be conducted through a licensed ammunition vendor Jan. 1, 2018When you no longer can import ammunition bought outside the state without first shipping it to a licensed vendor Jan. 1, 2018
Start date for requirement that Californians undergo background checks to buy ammunition July 1, 2019
Handgun storage law
Start date for requirement that handguns be stored in a locked container or locked trunk when left in an unattended vehicle Jan. 1
Sources: Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, Legislative Analyst’s Office, California legal codes.
[NOTE: due-dates which are not followed by the year are assumed to be 2017. That means that they are immediately applicable. Ignorance Is No Excuse. Resistance is Futile.]
2 comments:
Wow, California will soon be firearm safe. Now what about swords, machetes, knives longer than 2", spears, hatchet's etc.?
Soon there will be no firearm deaths in CA.
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