California’s Gun Show Security Act
Firearms. (Photo: oag.ca.gov) California has numerous formal acts in statute. Penal Code Part 6, Title 4, Division 6, Chapter 3, Article 2 provides the Gun Show Enforcement and Security Act of 2000, which is contained in Sections 27300 to 27350. Article 2 was added in 2010 by Chapter 711. Section 27300 names the act. Section 27305 requires all gun show or event vendors to certify in writing to the producer that they will not display or offer for sale prohibited weapons, not engage in hate crimes, process all sales in a lawful manner, etc. Section 27310 requires all firearms and ammunition transfers or sales at a gun show or event to be conducted in accordance with applicable state and federal laws. In addition, the Department of Justice may inspect any firearm dealers, ammunition vendors, or manufacturers participating in a gun show or event in order to ensure compliance applicable laws. Section 27315 requires sales of ammunition at a gun show or event to comply with all applicable laws. Section 27320 requires each vendor, before commencement of a gun show or event, to provide to the producer all of the specified information relative to the vendor, the vendor’s employees, and other persons, compensated or not, who will be working or otherwise providing services to the public at the vendor’s display space. Section27325 requires, at any gun show or event, each vendor and each employee of a vendor to wear a name tag indicating first and last name. Section 27330 prohibits […]
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