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Private Ammo Sales For the Private Sale of Ammo. Read the rules before posting. |
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Marketplace: Private Ammo Sales subforum rules update (02-05-2024)
As requested, this is a reminder that members are to conduct all ammo sales in accordance to Federal/State laws.
Therefore, the following will be implemented on 05-01-2020: 1. If you are a CA DOJ licensed ammunition vendor or CA FFL dealer, then your ads must be in the Marketplace: Commerical Sales subforum. Any ads from an ammunition vendor/CA FFL dealer that are found in the Private Ammo Sales subforum will be deleted or moved. 2. In accordance with Federal laws/regulations, the selling of reloaded ammunition is not allowed, unless the ammunition was made by a Type 06-FFL. [18 USC 922(a)(1)(B)] 3. All members are limited to posting one active WTS ad and can not advertise the sale of more than 500 rounds. [PC 30342(a)] Multiple ads by the same member will be merged into one ad. Any ad for more than 500 rounds will be deleted. Any one discovered to be violating the rules on a regular basis will be ban from the Marketplace forums for one year. UPDATE due to recent Federal Court injunction regarding CA ammunition laws: The three rules, posted above, still apply. The recent Federal Court injunction did not affect the Federal and CA laws that those rules apply to. 1. The requirement that a licensed vendor/CA FFL dealer must be utilized to legally transfer ammo in CA to a non-exempt person. [PC 30312(a),(b)] 2. The restrictions on importing ammo into CA and the requirement for non-exempt person to utilize a licensed vendor/dealer for legal importation into CA. [PC 30314(a)] 3. The requirement that a licensed vendor/CA FFL dealer must submit an ammo DROS whenever they transfer ammo in CA. [PC 30352 and 30370(a)] ~Only those laws are enjoined and no longer being enforced. *All of the other CA ammunition laws are still in effect. On 02-05-2024, the injunction has been stayed. Ammo transfers must be done through a CA DOJ licensed vendor or CA FFL dealer. Last edited by Quiet; 02-05-2024 at 5:31 PM.. |
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Update due to recent (01-31-2024) Federal Court injunction regarding CA ammunition laws.
^Rhodes v Becerra. https://michellawyers.com/wp-content...1-Decision.pdf The injunction only covered: 1. The requirement that a licensed vendor/CA FFL dealer must be utilized to legally transfer ammo in CA to a non-exempt person. [PC 30312(a),(b)] 2. The restrictions on importing ammo into CA and the requirement for non-exempt person to utilize a licensed vendor/dealer for legal importation into CA. [PC 30314(a)] 3. The requirement that a licensed vendor/CA FFL dealer must submit an ammo DROS whenever they transfer ammo in CA. [PC 30352 and 30370(a)] ~Only those laws are enjoined and no longer being enforced. *All of the other CA ammunition laws are still in effect. |
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As of 02-05-2024, all ammo transfer must be done through a CA DOJ licensed ammunition vendor or CA FFL dealer. |
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I just read the entire ruling, and it is so clear from the opinion how wrong (fundamentally, constitutionally, procedurally, etc.) the state is to put these restrictions on the purchase of ammo... how do they get away with this stuff ?!?
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Well that was short lived.... hopefully this will get overturned, again. But permanently.
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