Posted: 5/10/2012 2:52:50 AM EDT
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I have asked a few questions in the past about what I need to do about my guns and ammo for my move to SoCal. I have one more. I have three (rendered safe by EOD) grenades from Viet Nam. My dad brought them back. They are the old "look like a can with a long wooden handle" type. Am I screwed or can I bring them with me?
Time here in N.C. is getting short. I will be leaving in July for Cali and the wife will be on her way this month. Thanks in advance. Mo ETA: Already have bullet buttons for the wife and my AR's and got rid of my high capacity pistol mags (they were gimics anyways as all of my hanguns hold 9 rounds or less). I have also broken down my 30 round AR mags and have the components stored in separate ammo cans. Also, I still can't find if my Circuit Judge is legal or not. I know the Judge handguns are a no no but this one is a carbine. |
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IIRC replica grenades are forbidden. There also may be federal laws involved. 
I welcome yet another gun (and grenade) owner to California. I am looking forward to my return to SoCal. It drives my dad nuts that I like it out there 
Do you know if the carbine Judge is good-to-go? It has a rifled barrel so I think it is. 
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I found this http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/cacode/PEN/3/4/2/1/2/s12020 and it looks like inert grenades are a no go. You may give yourself an aneurism trying to read all that mumbo jumbo though. 
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I found this http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/cacode/PEN/3/4/2/1/2/s12020 and it looks like inert grenades are a no go. You may give yourself an aneurism trying to read all that mumbo jumbo though. Fuck me! I guess I will take my chances. Thanks. Mo |
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Do you know if the carbine Judge is good-to-go? It has a rifled barrel so I think it is. The .410/.45LC Rossi Circuit Court Judge is CA legal. A few CA gun stores sell them... ... like Warrior One in Riverside. http://cache.nebula.phx3.secureserver.net/obj/MDk5NzNGNDlFM0U0NEU3NkY4QUQ6NmZiYWI4YzAxYWQ1YmFhN2RjMzA0N2VkMjhkY2FiNWU= Thanks |
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I found this http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/cacode/PEN/3/4/2/1/2/s12020 and it looks like inert grenades are a no go. You may give yourself an aneurism trying to read all that mumbo jumbo though. Fuck me! I guess I will take my chances. Thanks. Mo Seriously? You would risk your career and potentially spending time as a guest of the state of California over something like that? If they are that important, get a safe deposit box and secure them for your return |
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I found this http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/cacode/PEN/3/4/2/1/2/s12020 and it looks like inert grenades are a no go. You may give yourself an aneurism trying to read all that mumbo jumbo though. Fuck me! I guess I will take my chances. Thanks. Mo Seriously? You would risk your career and potentially spending time as a guest of the state of California over something like that? If they are that important, get a safe deposit box and secure them for your return I am looking into that today. Sucks. The last time I was stationed out there was 12 years ago and I never much paid attention to gun laws out there. I know not smart. These items have actually spent time in Cali before. I don't think they will be moving with me this time. 
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