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Today has been glorious. And for these online ammo sellers... today is their Christmas morning.
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I just dropped a decent order, some of it for stuff I don't even have yet. Local vendors are going to see a huge drop in ammo sales, since so many online places are offering lower prices, free shipping on bulk orders, and no excise tax.Today has been glorious. And for these online ammo sellers... today is their Christmas morning.
I asked for an example of that happening. I don't know of one in the area of gun law.California has chosen to ignore federal courts in the past.
I gave you a prime example of California ignoring federal (immigration) laws. What exactly does it matter if it is gun related or not? Are you suggesting that it makes a difference?I asked for an example of that happening. I don't know of one in the area of gun law.
500 rds 30 days? There are no limits to how many rounds you can purchase in California within a given time period. If you SELL ammo, you must have an Ammunition Vendor License to sell over 500 rds, is that what you are referring to?The 500 rds 30 days is still active.
NOSo can we finally PPT without an FFL?
Thank you for supporting tyranny. Asking the tyrants for their permission is the right thing to do when a federal court finds their law was illegal and unconstitutional. With friends like you in the 2A community, who needs enemies?As of this afternoon there has been no Bulletin or any official CA DOJ messages or emails to California FFL or Ammo dealers. So until we are told otherwise we still are required to run the $5.00 background and collect any taxes on ammo sales/transfers.
Technically this may be true but I just can't see this being a thing anymore. Without the FFL requirement that limit requirement falls apart.The 500 rds 30 days is still active.
You no longer need a FFL for ammunition transfer/sale.
I think they were just referring to ammo...
Heck yeah, I love Target Sports!Target Sports has great deals... and offers free shipping on bulk orders
He knows that the CADOJ can destroy his life. No one will come to his rescue either, the federal courts won’t be there for him when the CADOJ kicks in his front door and whisks him away in handcuffs. Even if he doesn’t spend an extended time period in a jail cell, he could be left in financial ruins. Put your faith in the federal courts at your own peril, don’t expect that others will do the same.Thank you for supporting tyranny. Asking the tyrants for their permission is the right thing to do when a federal court finds their law was illegal and unconstitutional. With friends like you in the 2A community, who needs enemies?
Thank you. Not sure how Firearms were brought into the equation when this thread is referring to ammo only.I think they were just referring to ammo...
I'm not familiar enough with immigration law and sanctuary city laws to be able to evaluate that example. But I've spent a lot of time and effort learning to understand gun laws.I gave you a prime example of California ignoring federal (immigration) laws. What exactly does it matter if it is gun related or not? Are you suggesting that it makes a difference?
Farwest is an excellent FFL; they have personally helped friends of mine who were in sticky and tricky situations. They are indeed a friend to the 2A community. I'd rather have them around for another few years, and not have the CA DoJ come waltzing in and pull their license.With friends like you in the 2A community, who needs enemies?
I just dropped a decent order, some of it for stuff I don't even have yet. Local vendors are going to see a huge drop in ammo sales, since so many online places are offering lower prices, free shipping on bulk orders, and no excise tax.
And, I gave you an example via California’s Sanctuary State Law, which directly circumvents federal immigration law. I also continue to ask what does it matter if it is gun related or not? Ignoring federal law by the state is an actual thing. If the state can ignore one federal law, what makes you believe they can’t or won’t ignore another?I asked for an example of that happening. I don't know of one in the area of gun law.
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