Yup...anything that was registered before the 2000 ban is legal (and legal to modify to pre-FEDERAL-ban configuration when the AWB sunsets) so long as it didn't violate the Roberti-Roos ban (which named specific brand/models)....
Now if you have a gun that was on the Roberti-Roos list, it would be legal if you owned it BEFORE the ban (in 1989) and you registered it (I don't know what the cutoff date was for the '89 ban registeration)....
Also, the gun has to have been a "complete" gun (sold from the factory as a "complete" gun) or, just like the Federal laws, you'd have to have solid proof that the receiver was made into a complete gun before whichever ban applies....