By July 1, 2027, DOJ must determine: (1) whether microstamping components are available at commercially reasonable prices from licensees producing microstamping components, and (2) whether “options of microstamping-enabled firearms are readily available for purchase” in California. AdvertisementSo what happens if it turns out that CalDOJ did not meet its deadline to provide grants or enter into contracts with entities to make these microstamping components? Nearly 20 years after it was first passed, California's microstamping law is no closer to becoming a reality than it was back then. AdvertisementEditor’s Note: The radical Left will stop at nothing to enact their radical gun control agenda and strip us of our Second Amendment rights. Help us continue to report on and expose the Democrats’ gun control policies and schemes.