>it's trivial to go there and get a non-complying gun. Is it? I haven't tried buying a gun in another state because that's illegal, but I'm assuming it would t

>it's trivial to go there and get a non-complying gun. Is it? I haven't tried buying a gun in another state because that's illegal, but I'm assuming it would take some effort. And honestly, what's the point? For the most part, the things that California bans aren't guns themselves. The bans are focused on how you put the pieces together, as well as what plastic doodads you attach to the gun. It would take about 3 minutes and a screwdriver to turn my two California-legal rifles into two felonies. No need to drive to Arizona and find a gun seller who is willing to break the law by selling to someone from out of state.