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Ruger
Ruger PC Carbine Threaded M-LOK Handguard (Takedown) CALIFORNIA LEGAL - 9mm
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Sig Sauer
Sig Sauer MCX-SPEAR CALIFORNIA LEGAL - .308/7.62x51 - Coyote Brown
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Heckler & Koch
HK MR556 A4 CALIFORNIA LEGAL - .223/5.56
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Zastava Arms USA
Zastava ZPAPM70 CALIFORNIA LEGAL - 7.62x39 - Maple
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Auto-Ordnance
Auto Ordnance Thompson M1 CALIFORNIA LEGAL - .45 ACP
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Sig Sauer 716i Tread CALIFORNIA LEGAL - .308/7.62x51
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California Legal Semi-Auto Rifles
Most semi-automatic centerfire rifles leave the factory with a detachable magazine and a pistol grip, and California does not allow those two together. Every rifle on this page is built one of two legal ways by WBT before it ships, and on most AR-15 and AR-10 rifles you choose. Pick the method, or the platform.
Fixed Magazine RiflesKeeps the pistol grip, adjustable stock and flash hider. The magazine is locked in with an AR MagLock, CompMag or Hellfighter and reloads by opening the action or from the side.Shop fixed-magazine rifles →Featureless RiflesKeeps the detachable 10-round magazine and reloads normally. The grip, muzzle device and stock are swapped for parts California allows.Shop featureless rifles →
Learn: How fixed-magazine rifles work · How featureless rifles work · Why some rifles can only be built one way · What to bring to pick up · FAQ