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dgp42 · 02-02-2002, 02:59 PM

In Kalifornia if you have an "approved gun safe" you do not have to buy a trigger lock. However, you are required to fill out a form stating make, model,ser.# of your safe.If one of your guns happen to be acquired by a minor,arrestee,criminal etc.You can be prosecuted.Also, you can provide your own"approved trigger lock" at time of purchase. Check out California Dept. of Justice web site for new 2002 and pending 2003 gun laws. As mentioned before it's all geared to resticting private gun ownership and creating revenue. Unfortunetly it is only going to get worse IMO.

02-02-2002, 02:59 PM	#8
dgp42 User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Central Calif. Coast Posts: 50 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: California's future In Kalifornia if you have an "approved gun safe" you do not have to buy a trigger lock. However, you are required to fill out a form stating make, model,ser.# of your safe.If one of your guns happen to be acquired by a minor,arrestee,criminal etc.You can be prosecuted.Also, you can provide your own"approved trigger lock" at time of purchase. Check out California Dept. of Justice web site for new 2002 and pending 2003 gun laws. As mentioned before it's all geared to resticting private gun ownership and creating revenue. Unfortunetly it is only going to get worse IMO.