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.

you can look up the make and model here CA DOJ approved list https://oag.ca.gov/firearms/certguns?make=All

Hi Randy. This CA Handgun Flowchart should help with the pistol in question : calguns.net/caawid/hgflowchart.pdf

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Here are the Ca Compliant fireams -- budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/2084_1153/Firearms/California+Compliant

please tell us what gun Make and Model please