California Laws and Regulation Information.

[midnighter]

Originally Posted by motorhead

That is a rip.

Yet another reason to not live there. I really can't understand why anyone does.

I am living in Cali because I clear $45,000 annually working only 4 months a year. This is working in my family's fruit farms in North Cal. Otherwise I'd be out of here for sure. This state is ridiculous! We hired Terminator for governor. Nuff said!

[miolady]

When my business concludes soon, I'm gone too. Things here often make no sense at all and people embrace that!

[motorhead]

Originally Posted by midnighter

I am living in Cali because I clear $45,000 annually working only 4 months a year. This is working in my family's fruit farms in North Cal. Otherwise I'd be out of here for sure. This state is ridiculous! We hired Terminator for governor. Nuff said!

Originally Posted by miolady

When my business concludes soon, I'm gone too. Things here often make no sense at all and people embrace that!

All I ask is if you guy do leave don't bring CA's mentality to the state you end up at.

Pa is starting to act a lot like CA. Rendell isn't here anymore so it's not quite as bad.

[midnighter]

Originally Posted by motorhead

All I ask is if you guy do leave don't bring CA's mentality to the state you end up at.

Pa is starting to act a lot like CA. Rendell isn't here anymore so it's not quite as bad.

Don't worry, I am not into politics. I just want to work and keep my most of my money. I don't surf, grow weed, or take a liberal stand. I hate hate hate front license plates! I don't belong here.

[D-RockSS12]

Too many bootches were that jealousy cologne.

[motorhead]

Originally Posted by midnighter

Don't worry, I am not into politics. I just want to work and keep my most of my money. I don't surf, grow weed, or take a liberal stand. I hate hate hate front license plates! I don't belong here.

What's wrong with weed?


JDK

[midnighter]

Originally Posted by motorhead

What's wrong with weed?


JDK

Nothing, just not my thing.

[Silver2SSRS6spd]

I just threw the drag radials on my car and took it through the canyon for a run to check my meth settings and a car coming the other way was blinking its headlights with either means you have your high beams on or there's a LEO up ahead. I knew my lights were off so I proceeded to slow down a bit and up a head was a CHP unit setting up the mobile radar trailer. The scary thing is I didn't see him when I passed that spot a couple minutes earlier which meant he just got there or I drove by him.

For those that don't know this gesture of good will, please pass it on since it may save you but someday. I think I will save until I get to the track later today.

[Nessal]

Originally Posted by Silver2SSRS6spd

The rounds can't be attached to the firearm in anyway or form including the shell holders you see on shotguns. Shells attached this way = loaded firearm.

I don't believe this is correct. It just can't be in a position that is readily fired. Attached to the stock is not readily fireable.

[Nessal]

Originally Posted by SA CHEVY

If I remember right not only does the gun have to be NOT loaded but the ammo itself actually has to be outside the reach of the driver...please correct me if I'm wrong on that because it wouldn't be the first time

That would be incorrect. By the way, if you are transporting a handgun then it has to be.in a locked container. Long guns need to only be in a locked container if it is an AW or if you are not simply "passing by" within 1000' of a school.

[Nessal]

Originally Posted by pureh2o2

I recently purchased 3040 KRAG from a collector that I sold it 2 years ago. Kept rifle and ammo in trunk w/rifle unloaded....that was right? Thanks!

That's pretty safe. long guns do not have to be locked in general. But they have to be unloadrd. That means clear chamber and no loaded mags in the firearm. you can have loaded mags next to it but it can not be inserted into the firearm..

[Silver2SSRS6spd]

Originally Posted by Nessal

I don't believe this is correct. It just can't be in a position that is readily fired. Attached to the stock is not readily fireable.

I will have to look that one up, that's how I remember it.
Better to not take chances.

[plan-b]

Originally Posted by Silver2SSRS6spd

I will have to look that one up, that's how I remember it.
Better to not take chances.

http://wiki.calgunsfoundation.org/De..._in_California

See People vs. Clark.

Loaded is defined as ammunition that is placed in a position from which it can be fired. So in a case like a shotgun side-saddle, it can have shells in it. The magazine tube and chamber, however, can not. For magazine fed rifles and handguns, they can have ammo in the mags and be within the vicinity of the firearm, but can not be placed in the mag well even if the chamber is empty.

[ghostrider2]

Have to update the military info ... Those who transfer have per DMV "Nonresident military personnel stationed in California or their spouses may operate their vehicles with valid out-of-state license plates from their home state or the state where the military person was last stationed". Now that changes once you - Claim a homeowner's exemption in California.
Rent or lease a residence in California
Military personnel, stationed in California are exempt from payment of the vehicle license fee (VLF) on any vehicle owned or leased and registered in California provided:

• The nonresident military owner is shown as a lessee or registered owner of the vehicle.
• The vehicle is not operated "for hire.