![]() If you happen to live in California, we’ve selected the top five California-compliant AR-15s for you to check out. While many reading this from a free state will just say that Californians should simply vote with their feet and move, there are many factors – such as work, family, lifestyle, and memories – that help dictate where we live. While law-abiding citizens of California cannot legally possess the same AR-15s that gun owners in most other states can, it doesn’t mean they have to miss out on all the fun and versatility that an AR-15 brings to the party. Related: What Makes a Rifle CA Compliant? So, if you are in California, the gun will be the “CA Compliant” variant. For many of the guns below, they have a fixed magazine system limited to 10 rounds – 10 rounds is the limit regardless of what the magazine may look like – which allows those guns to retain some of the above features. Step 2: Drill hole for 6-32 tap through the top of your receiver at the end of the bolt catch groove like shown below. ![]() No detachable magazine/fixed magazines cannot accept more than 10 roundsĪ complete and current list can be found here. Step 1: Remove bolt catch and magazine catch from your lower receiver ( for lower receiver assembly/disassembly check my article here ). No folding or telescoping stocks permitted/no thumb hole stocks No pistol grip that protrudes “conspicuously” beneath the action They must have a total length of 30 inches or more, regardless of magazine type ![]() In brief, AR-15 rifles in California must conform to these restrictions for semi-auto rifles that do not have a fixed magazine: These rules form the paths you can take to own a legal, CA-compliant AR. ![]() Remember, laws can and do change around this topic, so be sure to always check what meets the legal requirements when you’re going to buy a firearm. Any AR-15 rifle must have a 16' barrel and with the receiver and buffer tube included, it will always measure 30' or longer. On top of a long, long list of restriction on gun ownership, the state also restricts many features normally found on a basic AR-15, and it is unlawful for you to own (or possess) a non-compliant AR. California is one of those states and notoriously unfriendly to gun owners. We all know that living in anti-gun state makes it more difficult for law-abiding citizens to own firearms. ![]()
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