CA SB1327

Creates a private civil right of action allowing any person to sue those who manufacture, distribute, import, sell, or transfer assault weapons, .50 BMG rifles, unserialized firearms, or unregulated firearm precursor parts.

Establishes statutory damages of at least $10,000 per weapon or precursor part for violations, plus injunctive relief and attorney's fees; allows courts to award alternative civil penalties if statutory damages are found unconstitutional.

Prohibits licensed firearms dealers from selling firearms to persons under 21 years of age, with limited exceptions for hunters with valid licenses, honorably discharged military members, and law enforcement.

Restricts enforcement to private civil actions only; prohibits state and local government agencies from directly enforcing these provisions or using violations as a basis to deny licenses or privileges.

Becomes inoperative if a Texas law (Subchapter H of Chapter 171 of the Texas Health and Safety Code) is invalidated by the U.S. Supreme Court or Texas Supreme Court, and repeals on January 1 of the following year.