Noguns -> Hasguns

>>35157151
The mosin is no longer cheap and was never good.

>>35157151
No shotgun? No centerfire handgun?

I'd suggest checking out Calguns.net, as they'll have more information on the laws, lists of handguns on the roster, etc.
What's your dominant eye?

>>35157519
Haha no shotgun, doesn't appeal to me so much, for some reason
Thanks, I'll check it out.
My right, does it matter so much?

>>35157560
>does it matter
It's a lot easier to train firing with your weak hand than to train firing with your weak eye.
t. Cross-Dominant guy

There are a lot of cool shotgun sports. Trap/Skeet, for instance. They're also required for a lot of the high-speed/low-drag stuff like 3 gun.

>>35157151
1) Ruger SR-22
2) Henry lever-action .22 carbine
3) Mini-14 for SHTF, Savage Axis for hunting or target shooting.

>>35157625
>>35157682
Thanks guys!
Do you recommend buying used guns online? Or is it not worth it since they might be a little too damaged?

Your a citizen of Commifagia, a foreigner nation, so fuck-off

>>35157151
ARpistol, m4gery, m16gery

>>35157846

>.22 Pistol
Browning Buckmark, Ruger Mk. 4, or a Smith & Wesson Victory. All good, which ever tickles your pickle.

>.22 Rifle
Other anon has it right, the .22 Henry is a ton of fun. Stay away from new 10/22's. Other than that, .22 bolts are practical, but a little boring.

> Other Rifle
Thompson Center has 197$ .308 bolt actions right now, after MIR. Other than that, any Modern bolt action that isn't a cheap Chinese knock off should serve you well.

Just make whatever you buy is CA compliant, and remember to have fun.

>>35157151
skip the .22 pistol and buy a pump action shotgun, ruger 10/22, and a handgun of some kind because then you'll actually be able to reload magazines unlike a rifle in CA

>>35157151
browning buckmarks the only worthwhile 22 pistol still on the roster
no mk4 for you
10/22 or marlin 60 or 795 if you want mags

>>35157151
>A 22 pistol
literally just shop for one. ruger, browning, and beretta are the three companies i'd take a look at without going into conversions of centerfire pistols. you might be able to find a 22lr revolver if you're lucky.
>a 22 rifle
semi auto: go for a ruger 10/22, marlin 60 or 955, winchester 190 or 77, mossberg plinkster, or a remington 552. 10/22 has the best market
bolt action: pretty much anything.
>and a rifle of any other caliber
i'd say ar, but you are a califag. go for a bolt gun in 308.

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>>35158043
Holy shit thanks everyone
I guess I'll stop by at some stores soon and check out Thompson center!

>>35157941
I would have recommended the Ruger Mk. IV in >>35157682, but it's not on the roster, so no-go, I'm afraid. I want one too, but it's not happening anytime soon.

>>35158251
The problem with buying online is that the FFL/DROS transfer fees in California will add a lot to the price. Sometimes it's worth it, sometimes it isn't. I'd see what's at your LGS before you buy online. What end of the state are you in, anyway?

>>35157625
So... you're cross-dominant for traps?

>>35157682

As an SR-22 owner, I'm not so confident of the little bastard any more. Last time I took it to the range, my take-down lever snapped mid cycle, and sent my whole slide flying downrange.

Shoulda just bought a MK-IV, or a buckmaster. Polymer frame gonna getcha every time.

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>>35157151
Take it slow cowboy. Ever since the restrictions on Russia, Mosins have been pricey. They were never "good" compared to an average modern rifle. just interesting and bulky.

I highly recommend that you take it slow and start off with a .38 S&W revolver. The best beginner gun is a Ruger 10/22 which fits your rifle requirement.

As to rifles of other calibers, CZ is a great company with some occasional qc flaws.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSu7EuQr6o4

>>35159295
Middle california, so anything near sac / sf should be ok, if you know any good stores