I hate to rain on our parade but the tide is turning the other way in California. The legislature passed some really tough laws today. They haven't been signed by Governor Brown but even if he vetoes them the dems have the 2/3 vote to override it.
SB374 will ban the sale of center fire rifles capable of accepting a "feeding device" of more than 10 rounds. The ban on sales is accompanied by REGISTRATION for existing owners. The terms "capable" and "feeding device" are especially critical because it means that if somebody, somewhere makes a magazine or even a tube that rifle makes the list. It also specifically mentions devices removable by a tool so fixed magazine rifles are done along with the bullet button and similar devices invented to "create a loophole" in their previous poorly conceived laws.
They're also looking at laws to flat out ban magazines over 10 rounds regardless of when or how they were obtained, expanding their "Handgun Safety Certificate" to long guns, adding offenses that would prohibit somebody from owning firearms, and making unsafe (guess who will determine what that means) storage of firearms an offense.
There's also the usual bunch of proposals to restrict ammo, go after magazines through other avenues, and attacks on the handgun roster. It's hard to say if they'll get any traction this time around but you never know.
Right now it's late and information on some of those hasn't been obtained yet. I may or may not update this as needed but I have a feeling some of you will beat me to it.
The point is we shouldn't compromise on ANY restriction. This is what it leads to. Keep up those recalls. Stay involved in whatever capacity you can.