Couldn't you send them to a friend out of state. Would it be illegal to mail them from Kalifornia? I'd dang sure give them away to someone at the Nevada border before I'd give them to the authorities. Or bury them

Bob

Simple possession of a normal capacity magazine is outlawed effective 7/1/17.Options are send out of state, destroy them, sell them ot a licensed gun dealer, or surrender them.

"Bullet buttoned" AR's and AK's are now considered "assault rifles" and are not to be sold in California Those already sold are to required to be registered by 1/1/2018.

Ammunition purchases will require background checks. Ammunition can only be sold by licensed vendors. Internet and mail order sales can only go to licensed vendors. No direct delivery. No out of state purchases brought in by individuals. For example I couldn;t drive to Arizona, buy ammo and bribg it back into the state....legally.

Limitation on loaning a firearm. With certain exceptions, you can't loan your buddy a gun only an immediate family member.

False reporting of lost or stolen firearms with a 10 year ban on firearms ownwership upon conviction.

It sounds like CA got New York's (un)SafeAct. Register so-called assault weapons, no internet ammo sales, no more private gun transactions, etc. We had to turn in or sell magazines over 10 rounds (initially, it was 7). How did it work? Law is still in effect. All court cases found it legal (with the exception of the 7 round mag limit). With the recent changes to the Supreme Court, no one wants to try their luck there either.
Trump claims that he wants to save the 2nd Amendment but there is little to save here.
I feel bad for you folks in CA but little was done from those in other states to help NY gun owners. The NRA did nothing with the influx of new members. These sort of "sensible" gun laws that were written to copy NY and CT laws are spreading across our country fast. I hope the trend stops soon.