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Navigating California's Gun Laws: A Comprehensive Guide

Information Navigating California's Gun Laws: A Comprehensive Guide

The 1 in 30 rule was lifted and no longer applies


March 11, 2024: U.S. District Judge William Hayes ruled that California’s law limiting firearm purchases to one per 30-day period was unconstitutional under the Second Amendment.

August 15, 2024: The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals lifted the stay, allowing Californians to purchase multiple firearms within a 30-day period. This decision effectively blocked the enforcement of the “one-gun-per-month” law unless further court orders are issued
Corrected 5.) California is a shall-issue state and if approved requires 16 hours training.
As of 2024 we have to pay more!
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