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Understanding California’s Firearms Licensee Check (CFLC) Requirements

The California Firearms Licensee Check (CFLC) System, administered by the California Department of Justice (DOJ) Bureau of Firearms, ensures that firearms shipments to and within California are conducted legally by authorized Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs). Mandated by California Penal Code Section 27555, the CFLC system requires FFLs to obtain a Firearms Shipment Approval Number before transferring firearms to a California…read more →

30 Jul, 2025
Sealing Criminal Records in California After an Arrest

Sealing Criminal Records in California After an Arrest

An arrest in California, whether charges are never filed or a case is dismissed (e.g., for insufficient evidence), can impact our client’s employment, licensing, and firearm rights. California law offers several methods to seal arrest and related court records, each with specific eligibility criteria and implications. This article outlines these options, their processes, and their effects on firearm rights, helping…read more →

28 Jul, 2025
Understanding California’s Firearm Safety Laws: The Aroner-Scott-Hayden Firearms Safety Act and Related Regulations

Understanding California’s Firearm Safety Laws: The Aroner-Scott-Hayden Firearms Safety Act and Related Regulations

California mandates certain requirements for gun safes and firearm safety devices and regulates such items with specificity. California’s stringent gun safe and firearm safety device laws aim to reduce firearm-related injuries and deaths, particularly among children, through robust regulations on firearm safety devices, gun safes, and warning requirements. At the heart of these efforts is the Aroner-Scott-Hayden Firearms Safety Act…read more →

25 Jul, 2025
Ninth Circuit Ruling: Background Checks for Ammo Unconstitutional

Ninth Circuit Ruling: Background Checks for Ammo Unconstitutional

Case Overview Rhode v. Bonta is a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of California’s ammunition sales restrictions, specifically the background check requirements established under Proposition 63 (2016) and subsequent legislative amendments. The plaintiffs, including Olympic gold medalist shooter Kim Rhode, the California Rifle & Pistol Association (CRPA), and several ammunition vendors, argued that these laws violated the Second Amendment, the…read more →

24 Jul, 2025
California’s Microstamping Mandate: Technological Promise or Practical Pitfall?

California’s Microstamping Mandate: Technological Promise or Practical Pitfall?

In a move poised to reshape firearm regulations, California’s Department of Justice (DOJ) released its long-awaited Microstamping Technological Viability Report on July 18, 2025. The report, mandated by recent amendments to the state’s Penal Code, concludes that microstamping—a technology designed to imprint unique identifiers from a firearm onto spent cartridge casings—is technologically viable for semiautomatic handguns.oag.ca.gov This finding paves the…read more →

24 Jul, 2025
The Davis Law Firm Secures Victory in Siskiyou County CCW Appeal

The Davis Law Firm Secures Victory in Siskiyou County CCW Appeal

The Davis Law Firm is proud to announce a recent victory in a concealed carry weapon (CCW) license appeal against the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office. This case highlights our firm’s dedication to defending the rights of our clients and ensuring that the law is applied correctly under California’s evolving firearm regulations. Case Background Our client applied for a CCW license…read more →

23 Jul, 2025
DOJ Issues Notice of Proposed Rule Making for Application for Relief from Federal Firearms Disabilities

DOJ Issues Notice of Proposed Rule Making for Application for Relief from Federal Firearms Disabilities

Overview The Department of Justice (DOJ) proposes amendments to 28 CFR Part 25 and the addition of a new 28 CFR Part 107 to implement 18 U.S.C. 925(c), enabling individuals prohibited from possessing firearms under 18 U.S.C. 922(g) to apply for relief from federal firearms disabilities. The rule balances Second Amendment rights, as reinforced by Supreme Court decisions (District of…read more →

22 Jul, 2025
Reporting Lost or Stolen Firearms in California: What You Need to Know

Reporting Lost or Stolen Firearms in California: What You Need to Know

Owning a firearm in California comes with significant responsibilities, including compliance with state and local laws regarding the reporting of lost or stolen firearms. Failure to adhere to these regulations can result in penalties and legal complications. At The Davis Law Firm, we are committed to helping California gun owners navigate these complex laws. This article outlines the key requirements…read more →

21 Jul, 2025
Summary of California Ammunition-Only Vendor Laws

Summary of California Ammunition-Only Vendor Laws

Overview Ammunition-only vendors in California, who are not licensed firearms dealers, are subject to strict regulations under the California Penal Code, particularly within Articles 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Chapter 1, Division 10, Title 4, Part 6. These laws govern the licensing, sale, and record-keeping requirements for vendors selling more than 500 rounds of ammunition in any 30-day period….read more →

18 Jul, 2025
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