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California Attorney General Assault weapons Identification Guide as listed or described in Penal Code Sections 12276, , and (Includes selected recent legislation) 3rd EDITION - November 2001 Please note: This Assault Weapon Identification Guide was last updated in 2001, and does not contain the most up-to-date Assault Weapon Identification information. The Assault Weapon Identification Guide is currently under revision. State of California Office of the Attorney General Sacramento, California The purpose of this Guide is to assist peace officers, firearms dealers, and the General public in the Identification of Assault weapons and to promote the better understanding of some of the more significant recently enacted legislation. This booklet may be reproduced without permission for noncommercial purposes, downloaded from the Firearms Division website at , or purchased from the Firearms Division for $2 per copy at the address below.
The Roberti-Roos Assault Weapons Control Act of 1989 was California’s first assault weapons act. The Act is still in effect and specifically identifies assault weapons by make and model. Assault weapons under this act include those firearms that are marked as specified in Penal Code section 12276, as well as those makes and ...
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