The 13th Edition of California Gun Laws Is Coming Soon!
The wait is almost over. The highly anticipated California Gun Laws – 13th Edition (2026) is coming soon, bringing the most up-to-date analysis of California’s ever-changing firearms regulations.
For those who already own the current edition, we will also be offering a Supplement-Only Option, allowing you to stay current without purchasing an entirely new book.
What’s Coming
The upcoming 13th Edition will include the latest developments in:
✅ California and federal firearms legislation
✅ New and pending court decisions impacting gun owners and the firearms industry
✅ Updates to concealed carry, self-defense laws, and prohibited firearms
✅ Regulatory and enforcement changes affecting dealers and manufacturers
Whether you choose the full 13th Edition or the supplement-only update, you’ll have access to the most accurate and current legal guidance available.
Why You Need This Update
California has some of the most complex and restrictive gun laws in the nation, with over 800 state firearm statutes, in addition to federal regulations, local ordinances, and administrative policies. Even small changes in the law can have serious legal consequences.
This guide helps you:
🔹 Stay compliant with new and evolving firearms laws
🔹 Avoid common legal pitfalls and costly mistakes
🔹 Understand how recent lawsuits and legislation affect your rights
🔹 Navigate ownership, sales, and compliance with confidence
Gun owners, dealers, attorneys, and firearms professionals rely on California Gun Laws as the definitive legal resource—and the 13th Edition will be no exception.
Stay Tuned
Availability details for the 13th Edition and the Supplement-Only Option will be announced soon.
Subscribe to our eBulletins to receive release announcements, legislative updates, and ongoing coverage of lawsuits that may alter California firearms laws throughout the year.
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