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Is this beauty CA legal? What's the best way to find out. i know you guys have a section just for CA but when i'm looking at a particular item from that CA section you guys offer other suggestions similar to what i'm previewing towards the bottom of the page. My other question is are those suggestions CA legal as well. Thank you in advance
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Ruger SR1911 8+1 .45 ACP 5"
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Hi Travis, this is not CA compliant due to not being "Drop Test Certified, Not having a magazine disconnect and Micro stamping. CA legislature over time added to the basics of "won't go bang when accidentally dropped" and we now have requirements for mag disconnect, loaded chamber indicator and microstamping for semi-auto pistols. Pistols already on the roster are grandfathered in and need only to relist, not pass the newer requirements. If the gun is not relisted it must pass the newer requirements to be listed. Manufacturer's are tired of CA's unnecessary and expensive test/compliance/ban biased measures and are refusing to jump through "Expensive" hoops to get compliant. So they are "pulling out" and not re certifying. "Exactly What CA Wants".