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Sales of the 250 should start picking up soon; California just put the 250 on their "you can now buy" list. Weird state but a lot of gun owners.
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Wow. Did they come out with a news release about it? That's big news. Do you guys in CA have magazine capacity restrictions, trigger pull requirements, triple-redundant, fail-safe safety requirements, etc. out there like my neighbors in Mass? Was it for all calibers? It would be entertaining if it were only for the 9mm variant.
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Sorry mu2, don't know how to post a link but if you go to sigforum or calguns, they have a link and are discussing it right now.
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Thanks Gumby for posting the P250 approval in CA! Here is the link: P250 Compact 9mm CA DOJ Approval!
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Tango Yankee, 1911. One of these days I'll learn to transfer info. onto these pages.
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What do you think the logic was to having them solely approve the P250 in Compact size and in 9mm caliber?
With a 12/30/2010 expiration date, does the gun have to go through an annual re-certification process?
So is Sig going to have a separate 'CA-Approved' production line where they kick out xxx number of guns per quarter and if you miss that run you have to wait another 3 months?
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mu2bdriver wrote:What do you think the logic was to having them solely approve the P250 in Compact size and in 9mm caliber?
With a 12/30/2010 expiration date, does the gun have to go through an annual re-certification process?
So is Sig going to have a separate 'CA-Approved' production line where they kick out xxx number of guns per quarter and if you miss that run you have to wait another 3 months? They don't have to re-certify it, they just need to kick in the yearly $200.00 fee.
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Yes, $200. CA is all about taking your money.
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Just CA? Sounds like every other state.
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