Is it Legal to sell my CA purchased Glock in AZ?

Long story short, I purchased my first handgun (Glock 19) when I lived in CA. Four years later, I'm a resident of AZ and I realize the laws here are much more relaxed, which I love. Anyways, if I sell my Glock to a private party, is it going to get me in trouble with CA?

I realize how transparent this question is, and for that I'm sorry. I'm just worried that with all the new gun bills being passed in CA legislature that if I ever moved back to CA I could get in trouble. Do any of your think that would be a problem? Once again, I'm sorry for the transparency of this question. I'm thinking I should be okay, and that I will just request a bill of sale when I sell it. Since I lived in another state at the time of the transaction, I don't think there is anything they could do, but what do I know.

Are you a resident of Arizona?

Yes I've been a resident in Arizona for almost 2 years now.

I'm not an attorney and not qualified to give legal advice of any kind.

That said, I don't see what the problem would be.

It doesn't matter what state it originated from. As long as it is legal you can sell it.

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What you need to worry about selling a gun to a calif resident is if it is on the calif handgun roster and the sale HAS to go thru an FFL. which the G19 3rd gen is. If you bought the gun in the hayday of SSE(single shot exemption) a few years back, then it would be illegal to sell to anyone in calif but I will assume this is a gen 3 G19. I am sure there are many Gen 3 G19's in every gun store from San Diego to the Oregon Border, so I don't know why a buyer would be buying the most plentiful gun in Calif from an AZ resident. Any gun sale private or commercial, HAS to go thru an FFL in calif and the buyer has to wait the 10 days before he can take possession from the FFL dealer.