THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – One of the most popular pistol brands in the world will be much harder to purchase for California gun owners next year.
Assembly Bill 1127, signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom on October 10th, will ban the sale of firearms that include a cruciform trigger bar. It’s a key component within the trigger mechanism in Glock handguns.
According to the bill, licensed firearms dealers would not be able to sell any handgun that uses this component after July 1st, 2026. Legislators argued guns that use the cruciform trigger bar can easily be illegally modified to turn it into a fully-automatic firearm – in which multiple rounds can be fired with a single pull of the trigger.
Golden State Armory, a gun store in Thousand Palms, said sales of Glocks will still be possible between people who already own them. But for stores like Golden State Armory, new sales will be blocked by the law.
By Gavin Nguyen

