[dcdalton]

A package of seven bills to tighten gun regulations, including one to require registration for the purchase of ammunition, was approved by the state Senate on Wednesday after emotional debate about the limits of the Second Amendment’s guarantee of the right to keep and bear arms.

Newtown-inspired gun regulations approved by state Senate » Ventura County Star

Here are the bill texts:

SB396 Would remove the grandafther clause for any magazine with a capacity of more than 10 rounds, requiring owners to ship them out of state or dispose of them by January 1, 2014

Proposed California Gun Law SB396 - American Gun Owners Alliance

AB180 Gives the city of Oakland special permission to write it's own more restrictive gun laws

Proposed California Gun Law AB180 - American Gun Owners Alliance

AB231 Would create the offense 'criminal storage of a firearm in the 3rd degree' when a person leaves a firearm in a location where the person knows, or reasonably knows a child is likely to gain access to it

Proposed California Gun Law AB231 - American Gun Owners Alliance

SB47 Prohibits so-called bullet buttons and other devices that gun manufacturers use to circumvent the state's assault weapons ban and allow swift reloading. A similar bill, AB48, passed in the Assembly and bans conversion kits that allow people to modify their weapons.

Proposed California Gun Law SB47 - American Gun Owners Alliance

SB53 Requires ammunition buyers to get a permit, have a background check and pay a fee.

Proposed California Gun Law SB53 - American Gun Owners Alliance

SB755 Expands the list of those prohibited from owning weapons to include people convicted of additional drug and alcohol offenses.

Proposed California Gun Law SB755 - American Gun Owners Alliance

SB683 Expands the requirement for a firearms safety certificate from handguns to rifle purchases.

Proposed California Gun Law SB683 - American Gun Owners Alliance

SB374 Prohibits the sale, purchase, manufacture, importation or transfer of semi-automatic rifles that can accept detachable magazines.

Proposed California Gun Law SB374 - American Gun Owners Alliance

SB293, which requires that guns sold in the state be equipped with technology, such as biometric readers, that would prevent anyone but the registered owner from firing them.

Proposed California Gun Law SB293 - American Gun Owners Alliance

 

[ksholder]

That's a bunch of hooey. The last one effectively kills the new gun market in CA - which is, of course, the point.

 

[ThePatriot1776]

I wonder if Californistan will suffer another great migration of their citizens to more liberty minded states like Missouri....

 

[jhogan2424]

So a Ruger 10/22 would be illegal since it has a detachable magazine? Total BS

 

[joker1]

I wonder if Californistan will suffer another great migration of their citizens to more liberty minded states like Missouri....

Hopefully not with the same results of Colorado...

 

[ThePatriot1776]

Hopefully not with the same results of Colorado...

What happened in Colorado?

 

[ScubaSteve08]

So basically they don't want any guns in CA? These laws are tighter than my mom with her money and that's saying something!!!

 

[zamboni]

what's in their drinking water?

I went to Mexico once & was told not to drink the water out of the tap; does California get their water from Mexico :slap:

 

[ScubaSteve08]

What happened in Colorado?

Private sale is banned soon
No mags over 15 rds but already owned ones can be grandfathered in.

 

[ThePatriot1776]

Private sale is banned soon
No mags over 15 rds but already owned ones can be grandfathered in.

Ahh well expect a mass migration of a scale never seen before as people leaves those states for more liberty minded ones.

 

[ScubaSteve08]

Ahh well expect a mass migration of a scale never seen before as people leaves those states for more liberty minded ones.

IDK, I think the 2014 elections will determine that when it comes around. CO isn't nearly as bad as CA in terms of gun politics, however the recent events of the Aurora theater shooting have definitely sensationalized things a bit.

 

[kukla]

So basically they don't want any guns in CA?

.............delete the question mark, and there you have it

 

[dben002]

They must be smoking what their selling out there.................................................

 

[RETSUPT99]

The corrupt, self-serving CA politicians are still trying to get more people to move out of the state?
Maybe soon their wish will be granted.:hand2:

 

[Grandpagus]

Maybe, the voters should elect someone with the "stones" to enforce the laws already on the books! What a novel idea.
That might free up time to concentrate on more pressing issues like declining school standards, corruption in government, and many other issues more pressing.
Sounds like a national problem, as well!
The smells out of Sacramento are as bad as the ones coming from Washington, and Chi-town!
We could only hope!!! TKH in Lebanon, Oregon

 

[joker1]

What happened in Colorado?

They've gone from red to purple and now pretty much blue, probably due to an influx of west coasters seeking another kind of "high life", yeah they voted that in too.

 

[nechaev]

The often quoted phrase "we get the government we deserve" comes to mind. Why do people elect clowns like these to office over and over again? As Ronald Reagan suggested, vote with your feet and leave. Conservative gun owners are always welcome in Arizona, but I sincerely hope that the progressive gun banning crowd do not migrate across the Colorado River to infect our State.

 

[mprp]

I wonder if Californistan will suffer another great migration of their citizens to more liberty minded states like Missouri....

I think you've recently used Windex on your crystal ball.

 

[sensei2]

that last one - SB293, on requiring biometric recognition: have they made an exemption for LEO's, or are they going to have to write a fast new law exempting them, like NY had to do with their magazine limits?

ah, the perils of unintended consequences.

 

[Betty]

The corrupt, self-serving CA politicians are still trying to get more people to move out of the state?
Maybe soon their wish will be granted.:hand2:

...leaving behind just the parasites behind, which in that case, the state will have to rely 100% on federal assistance, since all the taxpayers have left. Then we can wall off the entire state. Even Snake Plissken wouldn't dare go in. :gah: