Best badass rifles for a cali fag?

Mini 14

t. Califag that will move at the first chance i get

>>34271439
FN-49, Garand, BM-59, Ljungman/Hakim, lots of the shit that came out right after WWII but before the FNFAL, G3, AR-15 and AK-47 dominated all markets.

>>34271439
1) Mini-14
2) Savage Axis II or Ruger American Rifle
3) Marlin 60, Ruger 10/22, or M&P 15-22

If you like cowboy stuff, you could swap a Henry Big Boy/Golden Boy into slot #2

SKS

>>34271698
>>34271709
Apparently the M1A and other M14geries don't exist.

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Ares SCR. Just make sure to have a muzzle brake and not a flash hider.

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>>34271439
Are you shooting outdoors or at indoor ranges?
If indoor/25yd ranges just get pistol caliber carbines. Cheap ammo means lots of shooting.

If you're out in the desert, get an SKS or a cheap featureless AR.

An SKS is a good rifle, parts readily available here and you'll always have enough ammo for it. It turns heads more than a featureless AK or AR will, while (in the context of CA gun laws) is functionally equivalent to an AK. You'll probably never have to worry about future gun laws since it's about as featureless as they get. Only feature it has is the bayonet lug. Only issue I see here is most readily available ammo isn't legal to shoot on BLM land since you can't fire steel core/bimetal. But nobody cares.

Featureless AR is cheap and versatile. My suggestion is go featureless over magazine lock. Get a flash hider, a compliant grip that suits you nicely, and whatever fixed stock feels best. Most of the featureless stock/grip combos are shit (ex: Hera Arms CQR) don't bother. The only notable exception would be the Thordsen stock, which has one of the best manuals of arms of the featureless stuff but it looks stupid. I personally use a Sharkfin grip (in combination with the CTR fixed stock), it's more or less the same as any other grip wrap but has an extension to rest your thumb. Sharkfin and the Thordsen style stocks are really the only ones that you can carry single handedly. If you can't carry it single handedly, don't buy it.

Mini-14 is also an option but it's a bit pricier. I couldn't tell you the advantages/disadvantages over it except the AR will naturally have more parts options.

If you want something big, just get damn near any bolt gun you can find. Not going into detail since boltguns aren't my thing and 99% of them will be legal anyways. Assault weapons features only apply to the semiautomatic, centerfire stuff.
Hope I can be of help and hope you can get out of here as soon as you can (I'm moving to AZ soon.)

>>34271439
I'm scared here in MN.

I saw like 7 cali plates out here in St Cloud. Is it mostly conservatives running away? I don't want my state ruined further.

>>34272188
You have no reason to worry unless you're in one of those midwestern states that give huge land grants and tax breaks to tech startups to develop manufacturing for some stupid bullshit juicer or whatever.

The real fucking gun hating libs are the tech hipsters in the bay, the minorities and what not in socal generally don't consider gun control a primary issue.

>>34272179
>pistol caliber carbines
Illegal in CA

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Will not comply

>>34272443
No they're not. Nothing about them is inherently illegal, they just have to follow rifle laws.

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I think this one is CA compliant. I'd check to see if the muzzle device is a flash hider or a muzzle break, though. I can't remember.