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| Hey every one. I just want some input/ answers about concealed carry in CA. I'm currently a member of the armed forces on active duty, a resident of Nevada, and stationed in California. What do I need to do to carry a concealed weapon LEGALLY in California? Will California accept my CCW from Nevada if I'm a member of the armed forces, or do i have to obtain a California CCW in order to carry here? The pistol on my CCW is a 1911 .45 ACP. |
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| California doesn't recognize CCWs from other states. You will need to get a CCW (good luck) from the sheriff of the county where you are residing. It appears you can't bring a handgun into CA without first registering it with the state and, of course pay a fee to do so. For a few more CA firearm laws go here: Frequently Asked Questions - Public - Bureau of Firearms - California Dept. of Justice - Office of the Attorney General Having a privately owned firearm on a military base is a whole different matter altogether. |
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| bronco pretty much nailed it, good luck. I'm afraid there isn't much hope for you in Ventura County. From what I hear the local police chief is anti-gun for non-LEO's. |
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| and it has to have the stamp on it "This product is known to the State of California to cause death and reproductive harm" ![]() |
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