We are not talking violent crime in this thread we are talking gun violence/gun homicides/mass shooting rates.. which California scores low in when compared to the rest of America.The point is that there's no correlation between "firearm access laws" and violent crime, for a lot of reasons.
If such a correlation existed, it would be widely known by now. You didn't rewrite violent crime statistics when you cherry-picked one state (which is still Top 15 for Violent Crime) as an example.
Other factors are far more relevant.
Fact is, someone is much less likely to be shot in a mass shooting in California than they are in other parts of America.