Anyone backing up the truck on ammo purchases with the Newsome ballot initiative

[Walky Talky]

Does this bill have a chance?

[land locked]

Does this bill have a chance?

This is California, so I would say yes.

[MarkG35]

Does this bill have a chance?

I would think it will pass!

[Jimi Jah]

Then they will get around to enforcing it as soon as they finish the legal cases involving prop 187 and prop 8.

This state has no cash for enforcment, it will all be voluntary.

[JDay]

A trip or two a year to the PHX gunshow will definitely be in order.

I will not comply. It is basically the only choice we have left if we are ever to live as free men.

If you want to live like a free man you need to leave the state. The liberals can have it, let them live with this mess. I'm getting my family out of here in the next 1-3 years and will only come back should the State of Jefferson be formed.

[JDay]

California is going to have a hard time regulating interstate commerce.

They already have been doing so will the handgun roster.

[JDay]

Does this bill have a chance?

It's a ballot initiative not a bill. And considering the liberal sheep who vote in this state you might as well consider it a done deal.

[tanks]

Stocking up on components now, just ordered 2000 bullets, got about 1000 on hand, more than enough powder to load em, just need to pick up more primers Saturday

So, 3000 rounds. What about next month?

[Subotai]

If you read the proposal, Newsome is trying to make ammo runs to Reno or Las Vegas illegal.

Good luck. Cash is king.

[barrage]

California is going to have a hard time regulating interstate commerce.

Maybe California can put up some signs similar to the "transporting illegal fireworks is prohibited" ones that magically prevent anyone from transporting illegal fireworks into the state.

[Noonanda]

So, 3000 rounds. What about next month?

Well already have about 1500 loaded on hand, this year's expenditures up to this point have been about 1600-1800 (somewhat slow year for 9mm expenditure, shot alot of .38/.357 but have a few thousand of that plus I cast/ can cast my own bullets for it), so I will still be over my estimated expenditures for next year with another year plus worth on hand. [emoji12]
Other than powder and primers I could actually be self sufficient in bullets as I have the molds to cast bullets for everything I shoot.
Now even though my own ammo needs are covered doesn't mean I'm not going to stock up, and also fight this BS.

So, 3000 rounds. What about next month?

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[hambam105]

It doesn't matter if the Bill passes and becomes law.

This kind of legislation has always caused the price of ammunition to increase.

Since hearing of this latest gavin horse-pukkie proposal over a month ago, our buddies at Miwal have sold out of all ammunition that comes in a spam can. I am not just referring to MN 54R ammo.

Spam Can
9mm, 7.62x39 AK, 5.45, .223, poof! Gone. Bye-Bye. Is there some kind of connection? Oh no.

I know it's the rainy season. I see the dark clouds directly overhead. I know the weather man says 100% chance for rain, and I can feel it already start to sprinkle. But do ya-think it really will rain?

[YourHuckleberry]

Yes it would make going out of state and buying ammo illegal to bring back to CA. But are you going to follow that? I sure won't. I go to Nevada about once a month and I'll bring back ammo if I want to. No politician is going to tell me I can't. F them.

Politicians (attempt to) make the laws. Its Law Enforcement who will be telling you that you can't. And they usually win those exchanges...

[OlderThanDirt]

They already have been doing so will the handgun roster.

Slightly different. I can't buy a handgun in another state due to federal law. Not being to buy ammo in another state is like saying I can't go grocery shopping in a different state.

[erik_26]

A lot of tough and defiant typing.

Don't see anyone getting up from behind the keyboard, going to the capitol and taking their rights back.