Threaded barrel

[Blowback]

Is it illegal to have the front of my barrel threaded in California. Also if you get a tax stamp it's ok to have a suppressor as well in California right?
Thanks

 

[98_1LE]

I am no expert, but I think the Cali AWB doesn't include rimfires.

However, I am pretty sure Cali is not an NFA state.

 

[Blowback]

I'm new to all of this and I had to laugh at your reply because I didn't understand any of it. Thanks for the laugh I needed that.
Mike

 

[Whaler]

From what I read in the California law it is illegal.
Doesn't look like you can do much down there.
http://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/pdfs/firearms/forms/Cfl2007.pdf?

 

[blume357]

I skimmed through the 'assault weapon' part and at first it looks like it is, then I realized the part I saw was specifically for pistols not rifles.....

 

[98_1LE]

rimfire refers to the type of ammo the .22 is. The firing pin hits the rim, not a primer in the center (called centerfire).

AWB = assault weapon ban

Cali = Less than gun friendly state

NFA = National Firearms Act = the legislation regulating suppressors, machine guns, short barrel rifles/shotguns etc.

 

[JumpmasterC]

Here in the PRC-
Threaded barrel not installed (by itself) = legal
Threaded barrel installed on a bolt-action pistol = legal
Threaded barrel installed on a lever-action pistol = legal
Threaded barrel installed on a pump-action pistol = legal
Threaded barrel installed on a semi-auto rifle with a fixed 10 round or less magazine (a bullet button equipped rifle) = legal
Threaded barrel installed on a semi-auto pistol with detachable magazines = illegal [PC 12276.1(a)(4)(A)]
Threaded barrel installed on a single-shot pistol = legal
Threaded barrel installed on a revolver = legal