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Several characteristics of handguns sold by firearm licensees are recorded in the California Dealer s Record of Sale archive: handgun type, caliber, barrel length, and country of origin. In addition, sales records provide the age and sex of the person purchasing the handgun, the date the handgun was sold, the county of sale, whether the sale occurred at a gun show, and whether the sale was a private-party transfer. This section of the report summarizes that information. In these tables, handguns are divided into four types: semiautomatic pistols (referred to hereafter as pistols), revolvers, derringers, and other handguns (single shot and bolt action handguns). Handgun calibers are divided into three groups: small (for example,.22,.25,.32), medium (for example,.38,.380, 9mm), and large (for example,.357,.40,.44,.45,.50). Barrel lengths are categorized here as short (three inches or shorter) or long (greater than three inches). Country of origin is reported as from either the United States or elsewhere. While the number of handgun sales was highest in urban counties (see page 14; Los Angeles County ranked first with 40,824 sales), the per capita rate of sales was highest in predominantly rural counties (see page 15; Trinity County ranked first at 25.1 sales per 1,000 persons 21 years of age and older). A total of 193,489 handguns were sold in California in 2000, for a rate of 8.4 handgun sales per 1,000 persons ages 21 and older. Handgun sales fluctuated little from month to month until the end of the year, then increased considerably. Sales ranged from a low of 13,085 in April to a high of 32,979 in December (see page 17). Sixty-eight percent of handguns sold in California in 2000 were pistols. Large-caliber handguns were the most common (48.6%), and most handguns had long barrels (77.5%). More than one-third of handguns were manufactured outside the United States. bought 92.2% of handguns, and 25.3% were bought by persons ages 35-44. While the number of handgun sales was highest in urban counties, the rate of sales was highest in predominantly rural counties. Sixty-eight percent of handguns sold in California in 2000 were pistols. Large-caliber handguns were the most common (48.6%), and most handguns had long barrels (77.5%). More than one-third of handguns were manufactured outside the United States. 13

Sales by County This map summarizes the number of handguns sold in each county in 2000. Counties are ranked by sales and grouped into thirds. These tabulations are of sales by licensees in a particular county and do not necessarily represent sales to residents of that county. Handgun sales counts were highest in urban counties; there were 193,489 sales altogether. See Appendix II for additional details. Del Norte Siskiyou Modoc Number of Sales Humboldt Mendocino Trinity Shasta Lassen Tehama Lake Glenn Butte Colusa Sutter Yuba Plumas Nevada Sierra Placer Lower Third (4-332) Middle Third (374-2,318) Upper Third (2,550-40,824) Sonoma San Francisco Marin San Mateo Napa Santa Cruz Yolo Solano Contra Costa Alameda Santa Clara Sacramento San Joaquin San Benito Monterey El Dorado Amador Stanislaus Calaveras Alpine Tuolumne Merced Mariposa Madera Fresno Kings San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Mono Tulare Ventura Kern Los Angeles Inyo San Bernardino Orange Riverside San Diego Imperial 14

Rate of Sales by County This map summarizes the rate of handgun sales per 1,000 persons ages 21 and older in each county in 2000. Counties are grouped by sales rate into thirds. These tabulations are of sales by licensees in a particular county and do not necessarily represent sales to residents of that county. The rate of sales was highest in predominantly rural counties; the statewide average was 8.4 sales per 1,000 persons ages 21 and older. See Appendix II for additional details. Del Norte Siskiyou Modoc Sales per 1,000 Persons s 21+ Humboldt Mendocino Trinity Shasta Lassen Tehama Plumas Glenn Butte Lake Colusa Sutter Yuba Nevada Sierra Placer Lower Third (4.4-8.8) Middle Third (9.0-13.0) Upper Third (13.3-25.1) Sonoma San Francisco San Mateo Marin Santa Cruz Napa Yolo Solano Contra Costa Alameda Santa Clara Sacramento San Joaquin San Benito Monterey El Dorado Amador Stanislaus Calaveras Alpine Tuolumne Madera Merced Mariposa Fresno Mono Inyo Kings San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Tulare Ventura Kern Los Angeles San Bernardino Orange Riverside San Diego Imperial 15

Sales by City This map identifies the 20 cities with the largest number of sales in 2000. These tabulations are of handgun sales by licensees in a particular city and do not necessarily represent sales to residents of that city. See Appendix II for additional details. 20 12 7 5 9 13 19 15 (1) San Diego (2) Fresno (3) Westminster (4) Orange (5) San Leandro (6) Riverside (7) San Jose (8) North Hollywood (9) Sacramento (10) Bakersfield (11) Los Angeles (12) Redding (13) Stockton (14) Culver City (15) Modesto (16) San Bernardino (17) El Cajon (18) San Marcos (19) Orangevale (20) S. San Francisco 7,079 6,675 6,021 4,405 4,253 4,106 4,054 3,756 3,698 3,556 3,121 3,085 2,861 2,820 2,656 2,377 2,221 2,043 1,995 1,970 2 10 14 8 11 3 4 6 16 18 17 1 16

Sales by Month This table and figure indicate the number of handguns sold each month in California in 2000. Sales ranged from a low of 13,085 in April to a high of 32,979 in December. Month January 13,853 7.2 February 14,297 7.4 March 16,006 8.3 April 13,085 6.8 May 13,721 7.1 June 13,162 6.8 July 13,308 6.9 August 14,266 7.4 September 13,463 7.0 October 15,316 7.9 November 20,033 10.4 December 32,979 17.0 Thousands 35 Sales by Month 30 Handguns 25 20 15 10 5 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Month 17

All Handguns Approximately 68% of handguns sold in California in 2000 were pistols, and 17% of handguns were of small caliber. Most (77.5%) had barrels greater than three inches in length. More than one-third (36.1%) of handguns were manufactured outside the United States. Total : 193,489 Type Pistol 132,291 68.4 Revolver 58,570 30.3 Derringer 1,305 0.7 Other 1,319 0.7 Caliber Small 32,979 17.0 Medium 64,581 33.4 Large 94,024 48.6 Barrel Length Short 41,697 21.6 Long 149,939 77.5 Country of Origin U.S. 123,691 63.9 Import 69,798 36.1 18

All Sales - Sex and Of 193,489 handguns sold, 178,374 (92.2%) were sold to males and 15,112 (7.8%) to females. More handguns were sold to persons ages 35-44 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I and II for additional details. 21-24 17,341 9.0 25-34 45,389 23.5 35-44 49,029 25.3 45-54 46,677 24.1 55-64 25,002 12.9 65+ 10,042 5.2 92.2% 7.8% Thousands 45 All Sales - Sex and 40 35 Handguns 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 19

Pistols Pistols made up the majority of handgun sales in California in 2000 (68.4%). Most pistols were of medium caliber (37.9%) or large caliber (43.2%) and had long barrels (82.8%). More than 40% were manufactured outside the United States. See page 3 for a description of a pistol and page 7 for an example. Total: 132,291 Percent of : 68.4 Caliber Small 23,619 17.9 Medium 50,174 37.9 Large 57,133 43.2 Barrel Length Short 21,424 16.2 Long 109,518 82.8 Country of Origin U.S. 74,406 56.2 Import 57,885 43.8 20

Pistol Sales - Sex and Of 132,291 pistols sold, 122,991 (93.0%) were sold to males and 9,298 (7.0%) to females. More pistols (26.3%) were sold to persons ages 25-34 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I and II for additional details. 21-24 14,520 11.0 25-34 34,786 26.3 35-44 33,718 25.5 7.0% 45-54 29,116 22.0 55-64 14,486 11.0 65+ 5,658 4.3 93.0% Thousands 35 Pistol Sales - Sex and 30 25 Handguns 20 15 10 5 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 21

Revolvers Revolvers made up 30.3% of handgun sales in California in 2000. Most revolvers (61.3%) were of large caliber. About one-third (32.5%) had short barrels. Most revolvers (79.9%) were manufactured in the United States. See page 4 for a description of a revolver and page 8 for an example. Total: 58,570 Percent of : 30.3 Caliber Small 8,594 14.7 Medium 13,987 23.9 Large 35,909 61.3 Barrel Length Short 19,061 32.5 Long 39,449 67.4 Country of Origin U.S. 46,770 79.9 Import 11,800 20.2 22

Revolver Sales - Sex and Of 58,570 revolvers sold, 52,948 (90.4%) were sold to males and 5,621 (9.6%) to females. More revolvers (28.6%) were sold to persons ages 45-54 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I and II for additional details. 21-24 2,734 4.7 25-34 10,227 17.5 35-44 14,691 25.1 45-54 16,740 28.6 55-64 9,992 17.1 65+ 4,184 7.1 90.4% 9.6% Thousands 16 Revolver Sales - Sex and 14 12 Handguns 10 8 6 4 2 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 23

Derringers Derringers made up less than one percent of handgun sales in California in 2000. Nearly half of derringers (41.8%) were of small caliber. Nearly all had short barrels (89.7%) and were manufactured in the United States (96.6%). See page 4 for a description of a derringer and page 9 for an example. Total: 1,305 Percent of : 0.7 Caliber Small 546 41.8 Medium 408 31.3 Large 349 26.7 Barrel Length Short 1,170 89.7 Long 133 10.2 Country of Origin U.S. 1,261 96.6 Import 44 3.4 24

Derringer Sales - Sex and Of 1,305 derringers sold, 1,177 (90.2%) were sold to males and 128 (9.8%) to females. More derringers (30.7%) were sold to persons ages 45-54 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I and II for additional details. 21-24 55 4.2 25-34 212 16.3 35-44 273 20.9 45-54 400 30.7 55-64 254 19.5 65+ 111 8.5 9.8% 90.2% 400 Derringer Sales - Sex and 350 300 Handguns 250 200 150 100 50 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 25

Other Handguns This category includes single-shot and bolt-action handguns. These handguns were typically of large caliber (47.8%), had long barrels (63.3%), and were manufactured in the United States (94.8%). Total: 1,319 Percent of : 0.7 Caliber Small 219 16.6 Medium 12 0.9 Large 630 47.8 Barrel Length Short 42 3.2 Long 835 63.3 Country of Origin U.S. 1,251 94.8 Import 68 5.2 26

Other Sales - Sex and Of 1,319 other handguns sold, 1,254 (95.1%) were sold to males and 65 (4.9%) to females. More of these handguns (31.9%) were sold to persons ages 45-54 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I and II for additional details. 21-24 31 2.4 25-34 163 12.4 35-44 346 26.2 45-54 421 31.9 55-64 270 20.5 65+ 88 6.7 95.1% 4.9% Other Sales - Sex and 450 400 350 Handguns 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 27

Small-Caliber Handguns Small caliber includes calibers such as.22,.25, and.32. Small-caliber handguns made up 17.0% of sales and were typically pistols (71.6%). Many small-caliber handguns had short barrels (43.9%). Only 13.2% were manufactured outside the United States. Total: 32,979 Percent of : 17.0 Type Pistol 23,619 71.6 Revolver 8,594 26.1 Derringer 546 1.7 Other 219 0.7 Barrel Length Short 14,472 43.9 Long 18,507 56.1 Country of Origin U.S. 28,611 86.8 Import 4,368 13.2 28

Small-Caliber Sales - Sex and Of 32,979 small-caliber handguns sold, 29,998 (91.0%) were sold to males and 2,981 (9.0%) to females. More small-caliber handguns (27.7%) were sold to persons ages 45-54 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I and II for additional details. 21-24 1,740 5.3 25-34 5,462 16.6 35-44 8,381 25.4 45-54 9,125 27.7 55-64 5,601 17.0 65+ 2,670 8.1 91.0% 9.0% Small Caliber Sales - Sex and Thousands 9 8 7 Handguns 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 29

Medium-Caliber Handguns Medium caliber includes calibers such as.38,.380, and 9mm. Medium-caliber handguns made up 33.4% of sales and were typically pistols (77.7%). Nearly three-fourths had long barrels. Over 40% were manufactured outside the United States. Total: 64,581 Percent of : 33.4 Type Pistol 50,174 77.7 Revolver 13,987 21.7 Derringer 408 0.6 Other 12 <0.1 Barrel Length Short 16,830 26.1 Long 47,750 73.9 Country of Origin U.S. 36,195 56.1 Import 28,386 44.0 30

Medium-Caliber Sales - Sex and Of 64,581 medium-caliber handguns sold, 58,137 (90.0%) were sold to males and 6,443 (10.0%) to females. More medium-caliber handguns were sold to persons ages 25-34 and 35-44 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I and II for additional details. 21-24 6,889 10.7 25-34 16,561 25.6 35-44 15,912 24.6 45-54 14,083 21.8 55-64 7,737 12.0 65+ 3,396 5.3 90.0% 10.0% Thousands 16 14 12 Medium-Caliber Sales - Sex and Handguns 10 8 6 4 2 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 31

Large-Caliber Handguns Large caliber includes calibers such as.357,.40,.44,.45, and.50. Large-caliber handguns made up 48.6% of sales, were less likely than other handguns to be pistols (60.8%), and were least likely to have short barrels (11.1%). Nearly 40% were manufactured outside the United States. Total: 94,024 Percent of : 48.6 Type Pistol 57,133 60.8 Revolver 35,909 38.2 Derringer 349 0.4 Other 630 0.7 Barrel Length Short 10,388 11.1 Long 83,632 89.0 Country of Origin U.S. 57,171 60.8 Import 36,853 39.2 32

Large-Caliber Sales - Sex and Of 94,024 large-caliber handguns sold, 88,452 (94.1%) were sold to males and 5,570 (5.9%) to females. More large-caliber handguns were sold to persons ages 25-34, 35-44, and 45-54 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I and II for additional details. 21-24 8,639 9.2 25-34 23,026 24.5 35-44 24,184 25.7 45-54 22,896 24.4 55-64 11,379 12.1 65+ 3,894 4.1 94.1% 5.9% Thousands 25 Large-Caliber Sales - Sex and 20 Handguns 15 10 5 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 33

Short-Barrel Handguns Short barrels are less than or equal to three inches long. Short-barrel handguns made up 21.6% of handgun sales. Over half (51.4%) of short-barrel handguns were pistols, and 34.7% were of small caliber. One quarter (25.8%) of shortbarrel handguns were manufactured outside the United States. Total: 41,697 Percent of : 21.6 Type Pistol 21,424 51.4 Revolver 19,061 45.7 Derringer 1,170 2.8 Other 42 0.1 Caliber Small 14,472 34.7 Medium 16,830 40.4 Large 10,388 24.9 Country of Origin U.S. 30,952 74.2 Import 10,745 25.8 34

Short-Barrel Sales - Sex and Of 41,697 short-barrel handguns sold, 36,239 (86.9%) were sold to males and 5,458 (13.1%) to females. More short-barrel handguns were sold to persons ages 35-44 and 45-54 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I and II for additional details. 21-24 3,335 8.0 25-34 9,156 22.0 35-44 10,213 24.5 45-54 10,330 24.8 55-64 5,863 14.1 65+ 2,800 6.7 13.1% 86.9% Thousands 9 Short-Barrel Sales - Sex and 8 7 Handguns 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 35

Long-Barrel Handguns Long barrels are greater than three inches long. Nearly three-fourths (73.0%) of long-barrel handguns were pistols and 55.8% were of large caliber. Nearly 40% of long-barrel handguns were manufactured outside the United States. Total: 149,939 Percent of : 77.5 Type Pistol 109,518 73.0 Revolver 39,449 26.3 Derringer 133 0.1 Other 835 0.6 Caliber Small 18,507 12.3 Medium 47,750 31.9 Large 83,632 55.8 Country of Origin U.S. 91,056 60.7 Import 58,883 39.3 36

Long-Barrel Sales - Sex and Of 149,939 long-barrel handguns sold, 140,395 (93.6%) were sold to males and 9,541 (6.4%) to females. More long-barrel handguns were sold to persons 25-34, 35-44 and 45-54 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I and II for additional details. 21-24 13,935 9.3 25-34 35,904 24.0 35-44 38,274 25.5 45-54 35,790 23.9 55-64 18,865 12.6 65+ 7,162 4.8 93.6% 6.4% Thousands Long-Barrel Sales - Sex and 40 35 Handguns 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 37

U.S. Handguns Handguns manufactured in the United States made up 63.9% of handguns sold in California in 2000. Over one-third (37.8%) of these handguns were revolvers, nearly half (46.2%) were of large caliber, and 73.6% had long barrels. Total: 123,691 Percent of : 63.9 Type Pistol 74,406 60.2 Revolver 46,770 37.8 Derringer 1,261 1.0 Other 1,251 1.0 Caliber Small 28,611 23.1 Medium 36,195 29.3 Large 57,171 46.2 Barrel Length Short 30,952 25.0 Long 91,056 73.6 38

U.S. Sales - Sex and Of 123,691 U.S.-manufactured handguns sold, 113,796 (92.0%) were sold to males and 9,893 (8.0%) to females. More U.S.-manufactured handguns were sold to persons ages 35-44 and 45-54 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I and II for additional details. 21-24 9,886 8.0 25-34 26,801 21.7 35-44 31,340 25.3 45-54 31,419 25.4 55-64 17,243 13.9 65+ 6,996 5.7 92.0% 8.0% Thousands U.S. Sales - Sex and 30 25 Handguns 20 15 10 5 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 39

Imported Handguns Handguns manufactured outside the United States are subject to design restrictions that are not applied to handguns made in this country. Imported handguns made up 36.1% of California handgun sales in 2000. Most (82.9%) were pistols. More than half (52.8%) were of large caliber. Total: 69,798 Percent of : 36.1 Type Pistol 57,885 82.9 Revolver 11,800 16.9 Derringer 44 0.1 Other 68 0.1 Caliber Small 4,368 6.3 Medium 28,386 40.7 Large 36,853 52.8 Barrel Length Short 10,745 15.4 Long 58,883 84.4 40

Imported Sales - Sex and Of 69,798 imported handguns sold, 64,578 (92.5%) were sold to males and 5,219 (7.5%) to females. More imported handguns (26.6%) were sold to persons ages 25-34 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I and II for additional details. 21-24 7,455 10.7 25-34 18,588 26.6 35-44 17,689 25.3 45-54 15,258 21.9 55-64 7,759 11.1 65+ 3,046 4.4 92.5% 7.5% Thousands Imported Sales - Sex and 18 16 14 Handguns 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 41

Gun Show Handguns The 5,353 handguns sold at gun shows accounted for 2.8% of all handgun sales in California in 2000. Pistols made up the majority of handguns sold at gun shows (69.4%). These guns were most often of large caliber (41.9%) and most had long barrels (75.9%). Total: 5,353 Percent of : 2.8 Type Pistol 3,715 69.4 Revolver 1,521 28.4 Derringer 54 1.0 Other 63 1.2 Caliber Small 1,104 20.6 Medium 1,967 36.8 Large 2,242 41.9 Barrel Length Short 1,254 23.4 Long 4,060 75.9 Country of Origin U.S. 3,519 65.7 Import 1,834 34.3 42

Gun Show Sales - Sex and Of 5,353 handguns sold at gun shows, 4,941 (92.3%) were sold to males and 412 (7.7%) to females. More handguns sold at gun shows (25.9%) were sold to persons ages 45-54 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I for additional details. 21-24 524 10.0 25-34 1,127 21.1 35-44 1,276 23.8 45-54 1,384 25.9 55-64 727 13.6 65+ 315 5.9 92.3% 7.7% Gun Show Sales - Sex and 1,400 1,200 1,000 Handguns 800 600 400 200 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 43

Private Party Handguns The 17,261 private party transfers accounted for 8.9% of all handguns sold in California in 2000. These handguns were most frequently pistols (70.0%), of large caliber (48.2%), and had long barrels (82.3%). Total: 17,261 Percent of : 8.9 Type Pistol 12,081 70.0 Revolver 4,974 28.8 Derringer 103 0.6 Other 103 0.6 Caliber Small 1,923 11.1 Medium 6,923 40.1 Large 8,320 48.2 Barrel Length Short 2,960 17.2 Long 14,211 82.3 Country of Origin U.S. 10,866 63.0 Import 6,395 37.1 44

Private Party Sales - Sex and Of 17,261 private party handgun sales, 16,111 (93.3%) were sold to males and 1,150 (6.7%) to females. More private party sales (26.7%) were to persons ages 25-34 than to persons of other ages. See Appendix I for additional details 21-24 1,552 9.0 25-34 4,609 26.7 35-44 4,387 25.4 45-54 3,783 21.9 55-64 2,208 12.8 65+ 722 4.2 93.3% 6.7% Private Party Sales - Sex and 4,500 4,000 3,500 Handguns 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 21-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ 45