Are bump fire stocks legal in california?

California is the only state that explicitly restricts the sale of bump-fire devices, according to Freilich, the LCPGV attorney. The Golden State has the toughest gun laws in the country, and has banned bump-fire stocks since 1990, Freilich said. read more

Actually people bump fire stocks are Illegal in California. They fall under the penal code translation of "multi burst trigger activater" which is listed by name somewhere in the CA penal code, I think it's in 12000 section somewhere. read more

According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, seven states and the District of Columbia have assault weapons bans that could mean bump-fire stocks are likely prohibited, depending on how the law is interpreted: California, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C. read more

“Bump fire stock” or bump stock for short has been generally considered illegal in California for several years, but it is legal federally. The device is in the national spotlight after authorities found Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock had outfitted a dozen semiautomatic rifles with the aftermarket product. read more