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-Land of the Free
California Ushers in 2018 with Ammunition Control
2018-01-01
[Breitbart] It is January 1, 2018, which means law-abiding Californians can no longer buy ammunition out-of-state or possess an unregistered AR-15 with a bullet button accessory.
On December 13, 2017, Breitbart News reported that California’s war on guns was about to expand to a war on ammunition, and January 1 marks the day that the war on ammunition begins.

Currently, law-abiding Californians must buy their ammunition from a licensed in-state ammunition dealer. This means that Californians who buy ammunition online must have that ammo shipped to a licensed in-state dealer and pay that dealer a fee when picking up the ammo.

These controls immediately lessen the supply of ammunition, thereby driving up the price for those who demand it. Also, these controls set the stage for phase two of ammunition control, which will consist of requiring a point-of-sale background check for ammunition purchases starting January 1, 2019. The point-of-sale background check will also carry a processing fee, which will drive the price of ammunition even higher.
Posted by:Besoeker

#3  USN, the last few times we crossed the Nevada border into California, we had to stop for an agricultural inspection. I wanted to ask what they would do if they saw cartons of ammunition (or drugs or some other contraband).
Posted by: Rambler in Virginia    2018-01-01 21:36  

#2  I suspect most will buy out of state; cops need probable cause to pull over and also suspect most cops do not support this law.
Posted by: USN, Ret.   2018-01-01 20:13  

#1  Seems like a lot bigger Commerce Clause violation than most things CC is used to justify.
Posted by: Glenmore   2018-01-01 17:20  

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