The bigger problem for hunters is the lack of public land available and the lack of game therein.
Most hunt on club-owned land or preserves with the exception of the northern part of the state which is as rural as anywhere in the country.

But, yeah, friggin’ Condors….

(f) Nonlead Projectile and Ammunition Certification Process.

f) Nonlead Projectile and Ammunition Certification Process.
(1) Any person or manufacturer requesting to have their projectile(s) or ammunition
certified as nonlead shall submit the information identified in subsection (2) below to the
Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Wildlife Branch in Sacramento. The department shall
certify or reject the request within 60 business days of receipt.
(2) Information required for consideration of certification:
(A) Name of manufacturer of projectile or ammunition, address, and contact information;
(B) For projectile certifications, information shall include the following: caliber, weight in
grains, product trade name or marketing line (if established), product or catalog number
(SKUs or UPCs are acceptable), composition, percent content of lead by weight, and
detailed unique identifying characteristics;
(C) For ammunition certifications, information shall include the following: caliber,
cartridge designation, weight in grains of the projectile, product trade name or marketing
line (if established), product or catalog number (SKUs or UPCs are acceptable),
composition of projectile, percent content of lead by weight of projectile, detailed unique
identifying characteristics of the projectile, and any unique identifying characteristics of
the cartridge;
(D) Signed statement verifying all information provided is accurate; and
(E) Digital color image of the projectile(s) or ammunition.
(3) The department shall determine, based on the information supplied, whether the
projectile contains no more than one percent of lead by weight.
(4) The department shall update the list of certified projectiles and ammunition not less
than once annually and make it available on the department’s web site.
(5) The department shall decertify and remove from the list any projectile(s) or
ammunition it determines does not meet the standards set forth in this section.

Here’s the page to check for the final doc (presumably just the formal doc) – http://www.fgc.ca.gov/regulations/2015/index.aspx#250_1 Click on “Phasing out…”