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Hi Randy, Yes this is Ca compliant and you can have it shipped to the Pasadena Turners.
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yes it is legal in CA for the closest FFL during checkout when it says select FFL enter your Zip code the following are the CA rules on shotguns The following are prohibited: Shotguns with revolving cylinders (e.g. Franchi SPAS 12, USAS-12, Striker-12 or Streetsweeper). Semi-automatic shotgun that has both a folding / telescoping stock and a pistol grip, thumbhole stock, or vertical handgrip. Semi-automatic shotgun that has the ability to accept any detachable magazine. Shotguns with tubular magazines in which the combined ammunition capacity exceeds 10 rounds AND can be fired by the shooter without either manipulating the magazine selector switch (such as the Standard Manufacturing DP-12), OR that can be fired using a selector switch that allows the shooter to alternatingly use ammunition from more than one tubular magazine without having to manually switch the magazine feeding process (such as the UTAS UTS-15), are prohibited. Permitted: Shotguns with multiple tubular magazi
Yes, this O/U shotgun is good to go in CA (Turners Pasadena).
yes it is legal in CA for the closest FFL during checkout when it says select FFL enter your Zip code the following are the CA rules on shotguns The following are prohibited: Shotguns with revolving cylinders (e.g. Franchi SPAS 12, USAS-12, Striker-12 or Streetsweeper). Semi-automatic shotgun that has both a folding / telescoping stock and a pistol grip, thumbhole stock, or vertical handgrip. Semi-automatic shotgun that has the ability to accept any detachable magazine. Shotguns with tubular magazines in which the combined ammunition capacity exceeds 10 rounds AND can be fired by the shooter without either manipulating the magazine selector switch (such as the Standard Manufacturing DP-12), OR that can be fired using a selector switch that allows the shooter to alternatingly use ammunition from more than one tubular magazine without having to manually switch the magazine feeding process (such as the UTAS UTS-15), are prohibited. Permitted: Shotguns with multiple tubular magazines, each
