Can I still get a Glock-pattern pistol after AB 1127?

Yes. Penal Code section 27595 restricts dealer sales of affected Glock-pattern models, subject to listed exceptions, and a Private Party Transfer through a licensed dealer is one of them (section 27595(c)(3)). An affected pistol can change hands between two individuals, with the dealer running the DROS and, unless an exemption applies, the 10-day wait. Same gun, different transaction.

Last verified Oct 3, 2026. Informational only, not legal advice. Every firearm transfer in California completes at a licensed dealer.

Sources

• The full detail: The PPT path for affected pistols
• Pen. Code § 27595(c)(3) (retrieved 2026-10-04)

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