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Wow, a lot of strong opinions.
I would like to try this product against the monsterman grip also. Looks like an interesting article (review of aftermarket add ons meant to comply with CA laws).
If CA gun owners followed the suggestion above (move out) then we (gun owning citizens) would have no voters and no allies in a state with a history of anti-gun legislation. If voters who
A- live in CA
B- own guns
C- cannot move/flee to another state
are willing to fight for their 2nd Amendment rights, then I salute them.
The problem is opportunistic politicians, who use fear of crime to push ridiculous ‘feel good’ legislation. The problem is definitely not gun owners who live and vote in CA. Thank you.
Respectfully, a voter and gun owner.