A California bill that would ban the sale of one of the most popular handguns in the United States is two steps away from becoming law. 

Assembly Bill 1127 is the brainchild of Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel (D-CA). It prohibits licensed firearms dealers from selling new Glock-brand guns or similar off-brand ones because they can be “easily converted by hand or with common household tools” into a machine gun.

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