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Originally Posted by Wee Hooker
x2. Not sure how CA does it but in MA, the manufacturer has to submit 10 of each model ( read: finish, barrel length, options etc.) for testing before it has a chance of getting on the list. That can get expensive and takes time to push them through the states limited testing capacity. Usually what happens is that the most popular models/finishes/options go in first .
My guess is the model you want will get on the list eventually but only S&W or the state can say when.
As for other models, you need to watch the list or see your local shop.
Good luck.
p.s. Don't you feel safer knowing you can't get the blue one? :-(
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Thanks for your help Wee! The blue finish actually did concern but now that I read your post I will try to steer away from pistols with that finish. You would think that an $1100 gun would only offered in stainless. I really dont know much at all but maybe there is some reasoning behind it.