Handgun Ammunition Registration Database

**M4arc** · 10-12-09, 17:43

WOW! That is amazing. I hope it's a complete failure because I'm sure there are several other states chomping at the bit to create similar laws.

Originally Posted by TUNNEL RAT 33

that is amazing . all the ammo manufacturers should do a ronnie barratt and not do business with any govt agencies in california .

That would something wouldn't it?

Originally Posted by markm

This screws us shooters in AZ up. Now people will be buying up massive amounts of our ammo to take back to that shithole state.

I know that's what I'd be doing. Making road trips to AZ or NV to buy in bulk.

**mrbieler** · 10-12-09, 17:56

Originally Posted by PRGGodfather

Well, that's more business driven out of the state. Nothing precludes my buying it in bulk while out of state.

Yep. My folks are in Phoenix. I'll just get my mail orders dropped shipped there and pick them up or have my dad drive it out when we visit each other.

It's going to be a PITA for most, but I will have to decline to participate in this new program.

**PMcMullen** · 10-12-09, 20:14

Seems fair... We buy your lottery tickets, you buy our ammunition

**m4fun** · 10-12-09, 20:19

Wow - that absolutely sucks. How much more rediculous can it get - wait - Obama did get the nobel peace prize since they couldn't give him one for econimics.

**PMcMullen** · 10-12-09, 20:46

Originally Posted by Iraqgunz

I almost wouldn't be surprised if certain neighboring states start ID'ing for ammo like they were doing for a long time with regular capacity magazines.

Knowing California they will start using the "fruit and vegetable" checkpoints for weapons and ammo checkpoints.

I think few stores in my area would ask for ID unless the purchaser was clearly the unsavory type.

**MAUSER202** · 10-12-09, 21:19

Glad I dont live in there, hope the rest of the country dosent go commie.

**Jer** · 10-12-09, 23:15

And to think I almost moved to soCal about 9yrs ago. Thank the lords I didn't cause I would be beating a path the hell off that sinking ship with all the other civil rights loving rats.

**Skter505** · 10-12-09, 23:28

This very well could be the final straw that makes me move...I cant afford to buy ammo locally, its about two times the price already, cant imagine what it will be like in the near future...I love the beach but I am sick and tired of every other aspect of California right now. Time to move back to the land of affordable housing, SBR's, and freedom.

**Iraqgunz** · 10-13-09, 00:42

My point being that I went on several top secret missions to Nevada from behind enemy lines to get Glock mags and I was asked for ID at almost every store I went to in Las Vegas. I am pretty sure that I am not unsavory.

I heard through the grapevine that even though this only impacts handgun ammo Cabelas has put out some notice that there will be no sales of ammo to California even though the law isn't in effect until February.

Originally Posted by PMcMullen

I think few stores in my area would ask for ID unless the purchaser was clearly the unsavory type.