This one WeIRd TRiCk will let you get ammunition delivered to your door after 1-1-18!

[RobG]

Informative thread. Have family in Medford, just more reasons to visit

[MrFeetZ]

If one was considering the C&R + CoE route, would there be any advantage/disadvantage to setting it up or starting the process before the end of the year?

[Cokebottle]

If one was considering the C&R + CoE route, would there be any advantage/disadvantage to setting it up or starting the process before the end of the year?

Advantage would be you're ready to go when the law kicks in.

Only disadvantage is your renewal for the COE would be a couple of months sooner.

[TRICKSTER]

If one was considering the C&R + CoE route, would there be any advantage/disadvantage to setting it up or starting the process before the end of the year?

I would get the get it going right away. As of 1-1-2018 all store employees selling ammo will be required to have a COE and DOJ will probably be swamped with applications as the end of the year comes near.

[Knightm16]

Funny, sold my house on the ocean, because liberty was greater than that to me.
Sad how those with stockholm syndrome find a way to love wearing shackles, and think of them as fashionable

Funny on how some would abandon their brethren and ignore their suffering rather than stay and fight. Instead they cower and flee from commies and run towards shrinking "free" lands as red hordes take over. Nice to see where you stand. "Fellow American"

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[JCHavasu]

This thread title cracks me up everytime... Well done!

[Jimi Jah]

And don't get pulled over for doing 85 in a 65 zone by CHP. Make sure you lights work, the windshield is not obviously cracked and obey the traffic laws on your journey.

I'm that old white bald guy driving 60 mph in a Jeep Wrangler, they ignore me. The BMW guys get all the attention.

I also don't leave anything in plain sight. I also don't bring back tannerite, mags or other illegal stuff, don't press your luck. Tannerite and tracers are saved for the AZ desert.

It's faster to drive from here to Yuma than it is to drive to LA. Even at 60 mph.

[nedro]

It's one or the other depending on who has jurisdiction (incorporated city with their own PD, or unincorporated area under SD), and I have not heard of any city PD Chief having any issue with an 03 in his town. You aren't really asking for permission, just notifying as the law requires.

All you have to do by law is send a copy of your application to the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the area where you live. Basically that would be the head of whatever agency that would respond to your residence if you called for LE assistance.
This is basically done as a courtesy. Your local police has no say as to what the Feds do with your license application and since you are not running a business but are simply a collector, the city really has no say either.

*Your* CLEO... Local city Chief of PD, or the county Sheriff, whichever department shows up in your driveway when you call 911.


It is theoretically possible, but I've never heard of it happening.
BATFE simply requires that a copy of the application be sent to the CLEO.

I also include the following cover letter with mine:

Thank you for the help! You guys rock!

[John Henry]

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[blackrat]

You'll also need a COE

yes, and CoE requires a livescan and a yearly fee that goes straight to California's coffers. I have both due to being a milsurp collector and I really didn't like the fingerprint part of it. I also don't mind sending $30 to the fed every three years but that yearly ~$20 check to Brown is a bit more hard to swallow just out of principle.