Both are completely legal to own in CA. In order for a dealer to sell a pistol to the public, it must be listed by the Attorney General as having passed the testing carried out by the state. In the case of the Mak, the Bulgie was submitted for testing and passed. It was for sale by many dealers. I think the listing expired, or is going to expire real soon now. I doubt it will be renewed, as it is expensive and there isn't an importer with enough stock to pay for it. This is true for most older guns that are no longer manufactured. The makers just let them drop off the list, even S+W and Glock have let guns "go extinct."
That does NOT mean they are illegal to own or sell. You can own just about any pistol ever made, and you can sell it if you wish. To sell a non listed firearm, you must do a "face-to-face" deal. This is done at a licensed firearms dealer, includes the 10 day waiting period and the gun is registered with the AG. I have bought off list guns in this way, including guns that were never on the list in the first place (like the Kel-Tec P-32). So if you want to buy or sell a Mak in CA, have you buyer or seller meet you at a gun dealer and do the paperwork. After that it is just like any other sale, though it does not count against the one gun per 30 days rule.
Good luck,
CA