Ruger .22 LR Stainless Steel Synthetic 10RD 16.1in - Stainless/Silver, 16.1" Barrel, 10+1 Rounds, Synthetic, Black Synthetic Stock

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• Q: Is this specific model California legal?

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  • Asked 03/28/2018 11:29 by Jason A

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  I would check with a local FFL to be 100% sure because the way I read it is that it would be legal as per the following from the Buds restriction link "Permitted: All rimfire caliber rifles with magazine capacity of 10 rounds or fewer (e.g.: .22 LR, 17HMR, etc.) are permitted, excluding rifles with tubular magazines in lever-action firearms, which do not have magazine restrictions. Rimfire caliber rifles are not considered “assault weapons” and can have features that centerfire rifles cannot. Rimfire with a capacity of more than 10 can be purchased by LE with proper LE Credentials on file. Rifles of any caliber with tubular magazines (e.g. lever action) may have a capacity of more than 10 rounds (Cal. Penal Code S.16740). Springfield M1As will be legal if “CA” or “AA” is indicated in the model number (these models will have a muzzle brake instead of a flash hider). Stripped AR receivers are permitted, barring inclusion on Appendices A, B, or C (see "Rifle Flowchart" link at top of page). Before shipping, customer must verify with the FFL dealer that they will accept the transfer" https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf
  

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