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Mathew, no Sir, CA does not allow a closed grip on a Semi Auto. Examples : https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/35753/smith+%26+wesson+12001+m%26p+15+sport+ii+%2aca+compliant%2a+semi-automatic+223+remingto ----- https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/34858/ruger+8510+ar556+223+16+hera+stock+10rd+%2aca+compliant

This does appear to be California compliant. It has what appears to be a THORDSEN stock. https://www.turners.com/thordsen-ubbt/thordsen-customs-frs-15-stock--461490 I checked a few sources plus I'm from Commiefornia. This mutilated rifle should have no issues coming to the state. It doesn't have evil features. You might want to check with your FFL dealer.

Sadly, several states in our great country mischaracterize certain types of semiautomatic firearms, like AR-10 and AR-15 variants, as "Assault Weapons". Some states have enacted laws that restrict common features, including a pistol grip and adjustable stock. Somehow they believe that these features make firearms more dangerous. For law abiding citizens that own these weapons, it could mean confiscation and possibly criminal prosecution. The FRS-15 Rifle Stock is designed help law abiding citizens keep their firearms in compliance with these laws. Replacing the pistol grip and adjustable stock with the FRS-15 rifle stock, effectively eliminates these two prohibited characteristics while preserving all of the weapons functionality.

I really suggest that you check with the local FFL who would handle the transfer of this gun as he is the one putting his license on the line when he does the transfer and should KNOW the rules