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Can Californians have guns?
Under the Second Amendment of the Constitution, it is legal to own and possess guns in the State of California. To that end, California’s gun laws are known for being some of the most restrictive in the nation. You must be 18 years old to buy a rifle or shotgun, and you must be 21 to buy a handgun.
Are hollow point bullets legal in California?
As defined by law, certain types of ammunition are illegal to possess. Restricted ammunition includes both armor piercing and hollow point bullets, along with other weaponry.
Do military service members have gun rights in California?
State laws regarding military service members’ gun rights are highly complex; as such, many military service members, both active duty and otherwise, struggle to understand exactly what they can and cannot do. Some of the most common mistakes military members make in regards to California gun laws include:
How did California become an independent nation after the war?
Prepared to take the town by force, they instead sat for brandy with Col. Mariano Vallejo of the Mexican army and accepted his surrender. For the next 25 days, California was an independent nation: the California Republic.
Did America have enough weapons to sustain an army?
When the war began in 1775, there were few factories in America capable of producing firearms, swords and other weapons—let alone in the quantities necessary to sustain an army for several years.
Where can I find a gun law attorney in California?
If you are an active duty, discharged, or retired military service member who wishes to learn more about your gun rights, or if you need the assistance of a California gun law attorney, contact the Law Offices of Virginia L. Landry for a free and confidential consultation. We can be reached online or by phone at (888) 272-6668.