Califags, If you could have 1 off-roster handgun, which one

Some East European surplus guns like the Polish Makarovs that J&G is selling.

>>33474531
Aren't those C&R eligible? They're off-roster if they're older than a certain age. If you're talking about the P-64, you can buy it, no problem.

>>33474870
>off-roster
I meant to say, roster exempt

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It would probably be a Walther PPK or a compact Glock. I like purse guns.

Torn between a Kimber Micro, Sig P938 or a Glock 43... a lot off good ccw's are off roster. Its bullshit.

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>>33474406
this meme-machine

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>>33475165
this for CC

>>33474870
Depends when the P-64 you're buying was manufactured. They made them from, I think, 1965 into the early 80s. You'd have to get one built in or before 1967 to be C&R eligible. Then again, I don't know if they have a date stamp on them (my Radom-made WZ-48 does - it was built in 1954), so it might be impossible to say which ones were manufactured when.

>>33474911
You might not be able to get the Walther, but you can get a Bersa clone. I have one. Nice gun for a reasonable price.

One of the newer 92s
Sig 938, (i have the p238 and love it but the 938 was the one I really wanted)
jericho 941

Maybe a gen 4 glock 19

>>33474406
As a Califag, I wish the roster was gone, but I'll play the game...

I wish the whole line of SR1911's were legal...in fact there should be a federal law that makes 1911 from any maker legal in any state because it's an American Heritage legacy
firearm.

Any gun that has been in service with US armed forces for over 60 years are automatically on the list, that way real M-16's are legal in all states trumping local state laws.

>>33475271
Fellow Califag here,

I may be mistaken but I think some groups recently started the process of repealing the Microstamping Law.

Not sure if this is fake news or not, but here is one link.
http://crpa.org/breaking-appeals-court-says-lawsuit-challenging-californias-microstamping-law-can-proceed/