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When you consider finding yourself in a SHTF scenario, you'd probably want to have ready access to a whole arsenal of firearms. But what if you could only grab two California-compliant ones? What would they be?
As you consider each type, assume the make and model you have or would want is available, in the caliber you prefer, and with "enough" ammo of the kind you prefer (however much that is), including any slings, holsters, cases, optics, etc. But also assume they are in California-compliant configuration with California-compliant magazines you acquired in, say, July of 2024.
I am going to assume that the ole AR will lose it's CA configuration and morph back to original duty status?I ain’t looking to get into any gunfights, but I’d still want my AR with me. That and my 92fs as a back up.
Of course. Who’s to say they aren’t already in standard duty status at home…Just kiddingI am going to assume that the ole AR will lose it's CA configuration and morph back to original duty status?
Respectfully
Kyle
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