URGENT - NEWSOM SIGNS TITLE 1 BAN + 80% BAN!!! SB118 SIGNED INTO LAW

Published on August 7, 2020
Duration: 6:19

This video provides an urgent update on California's SB118 (formerly AB88), which enacts significant restrictions on firearms, including an assault weapon ban and a ban on firearms precursor parts. The law accelerates the precursor parts ban to July 1, 2022, requiring background checks for 80% lowers and unfinished frames. It also establishes a September 1, 2022 deadline for possessing 'others' defined as assault weapons. The video highlights actions gun owners can take, including purchasing 80% lowers immediately and potentially joining a mass action lawsuit with Franklin Armory.

Quick Summary

California's SB118 (AB88) law, signed by Governor Newsom, bans assault weapons and restricts firearms precursor parts. The ban on 80% lowers and unfinished frames takes effect July 1, 2022, requiring background checks. A September 1, 2022 deadline exists for 'others' to be compliant or registered.

Chapters

  1. 00:01SB118/AB88 California Assault Weapon Ban Overview
  2. 00:41Franklin Armory Support and Title One Lawsuit
  3. 01:14Franklin Armory's Lawsuit for Damages Explained
  4. 01:58Firearms Precursor Parts Restrictions Effective July 1, 2022
  5. 02:45Assault Weapon Ban Deadline: September 1, 2022
  6. 03:26AR-15 Lower Legal Questions and 'Others'
  7. 04:29Key Dates and Actions for Title Ones and 80% Lowers
  8. 05:39Share This Urgent Video!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is SB118 in California?

SB118, also known as AB88, is a California law signed by Governor Newsom that enacts an assault weapon ban and significantly restricts firearms precursor parts. It moves the ban on 80% lowers and unfinished frames to July 1, 2022, requiring background checks, and sets a September 1, 2022 deadline for 'others' to be compliant or registered.

When do 80% lowers become illegal to buy without a background check in California?

As of July 1, 2022, 80% lowers, unfinished pistol frames, and similar 'ghost gun' materials in California must be purchased from a licensed gun store and require a background check. It is advised to purchase these items before this date.

What is the deadline for 'other' firearms in California under SB118?

Under SB118, by September 1, 2022, any firearm classified as an 'other' must be in your possession and either made compliant with assault weapon definitions or registered as an assault weapon with the state.

What actions can gun owners take regarding SB118?

Gun owners should consider purchasing 80% lowers and precursor parts before July 1, 2022. If you placed a deposit on a 'Title One' firearm from Franklin Armory, check your email to sign up for their mass action lawsuit. Ensure compliance or registration of 'others' by September 1, 2022.

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