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California DOJ source pages captured October 18, 2026 at 10:43 AM UTC

California Handgun Roster

Explore 1,003 active California roster entries with exact-model search, filters, expiration dates, recent additions, and purchase links.

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Buck Mark Plus Rswd UDX MS SE Adj. Sghts 051429490

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Caliber
.22 LR
Type
Pistol
Barrel
5.5"
Roster expires
Jan 1, 2027

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Exact model text
Buck Mark Plus Rswd UDX MS SE Adj. Sghts 051429490
Caliber
.22 LR
Type
Pistol
Barrel length
5.5"
Materials
Alloy; Steel
Roster expiration
Jan 1, 2027

Roster presence does not guarantee transfer eligibility. Your dealer must confirm roster status and apply all other California and federal rules.

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Boland-marked rows
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Match the exact DOJ configuration

Step 1

Search the full model text

Use the full model description and identifying number shown on the handgun, box, or dealer listing. Family names can cover several different roster configurations.

Step 2

Compare the listed details

Check caliber, barrel length, materials, and expiration. The DOJ detail page is linked from every result.

Step 3

Confirm with the dealer

Roster certification covers ordinary dealer-sale eligibility. The dealer still applies the rest of California and federal transfer law.

Latest DOJ additions

2 rows added October 9, 2026

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  • Shark Coast Customs / SIG

    SCC CALI 4

    9mm · Pistol · 3.1"

  • Shark Coast Customs / SIG

    SCC CALI 5

    9mm · Pistol · 3.1"

Tracked changes

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Additions use the DOJ stated date when available. Updates and removals use the date the sync first detects the change. The active search below shows the current snapshot, while this log preserves what changed.

What the roster means

Dealer-sale certification, not a blanket ownership verdict

California DOJ says a handgun model generally must pass its firing, safety, and drop tests and be certified before it may be manufactured in California, imported for sale, lent, given, kept for sale, or offered for sale. Other California rules can still prohibit a transaction or configuration.

DOJ lists private-party transfers, curio or relic handguns, certain single-action revolvers, and pawn or consignment returns as exemptions from the roster requirement. An exempt transfer still has to satisfy every other law that applies.

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Common questions

California handgun roster FAQ

What does the California handgun roster control?

The roster controls which handgun models may ordinarily be manufactured in California, imported for sale, offered for sale, given, or lent. A roster entry is not a general ruling that every version of that handgun is legal in every situation.

Does a handgun family name prove that my model is on the roster?

No. Match the complete DOJ model text, caliber, barrel length, materials, and other listed details. A different size, finish, SKU, or configuration in the same product family may have its own roster status.

What does the asterisk or Boland label mean?

California DOJ uses an asterisk for a handgun added under the court order in Boland v. Bonta. It identifies how that exact row entered the roster; it does not remove the roster or override other California firearm laws.

Are any handgun transfers exempt from the roster requirement?

Yes. California DOJ lists private-party transfers, curio or relic handguns, certain single-action revolvers, and pawn or consignment returns as exempt from the roster requirement. Other transfer and possession rules still apply.

How current is this California handgun roster?

This snapshot contains 1,003 active DOJ rows and was last verified October 18, 2026. The page is withheld from search and stops presenting the snapshot as current when verification is more than 14 days old.

Checking a firearm feature or magazine rule too? Open the State Firearm Legality Matrix.

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