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[dommypls]

And what exactly does that have to do with purchasing ammo in or out of state?

The same way it has to do with people purchasing magazines out of state and bringing them in?


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[-hanko]

Protect themselves from exactly what you just said.... That's why most FFL's have liability forms for "AWs" to protect them from idiot customers who pick up their new compliant guns and convert them back to AWs the second they get home.

And what exactly does that have to do with purchasing ammo in or out of state?

[numpty]

Quote: Any CHP ammo checks driving back from Vegas?

Most likely-so I dug a tunnel last night at the Nevada border.




If you Pm me I'll send you my email addy so you can paypal me my fee and I'll tell you where it is.

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Nice Tunnel dude like the slats on the floor . Whats the red and blue rope for?

Since it's into California, it's actually a vertical shaft...because you're ending up in Hell. The red and blue ropes are similar to the red and blue pills. You too can determine your own reality!

[dommypls]

Protect themselves from what exactly? Maybe you can show us all where it is not legal for a California resident to purchase ammo out of state? Bringing it into California is the issue, but that is on the buyer not the seller.

Protect themselves from exactly what you just said.... That's why most FFL's have liability forms for "AWs" to protect them from idiot customers who pick up their new compliant guns and convert them back to AWs the second they get home.

[Blade Gunner]

The RR is already active and has been for the last 18 months or so.

Just get onboard and praise the Lord.


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[Frank1911]

Nice Tunnel dude like the slats on the floor . Whats the red and blue rope for?

Lowering and raising the cases of ammo. What else? [emoji41]

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[-hanko]

Time to start the ammo Underground Railroad.

The RR is already active and has been for the last 18 months or so.

[Blade Gunner]

I wonder if tossing ammo over the border from the Nevada side is considered importing. You technically did not cross the border with ammo in your hands or inside a vehicle only the ammo crossed the border

Ask the guys that dropped cocaine from a plane into the Everglades and bayous.


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[ACfixer]

That will be the real Bullet Train.

Zing!

[AceGirlsHusband]

Time to start the ammo Underground Railroad.


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That will be the real Bullet Train.

[Blade Gunner]

Is ammo in AZ or NV such an incredible deal and so much cheaper that it makes driving to those states worth the bother?? A round trip to Reno would take me 13 hours and cost $150 in gas let alone the wear and tear.

Time to start the ammo Underground Railroad.


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[Blade Gunner]

hummmm, what are the trade secrets . . . ?

Admission of guilt.


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[FalconLair]

I would think the Nevada ammo sales would check your drivers license to protect themselves.

and you're thinking would be totally wrong - NV gunshops have nothing to "protect themselves" over concerning CA ammo laws

i was in my LGS yesterday and mentioned it to one of the counter guys - he kind of laughed, the "only in CA kind of laugh", then told me they have no problem selling thousands of rounds of ammo to CA residents, and, NO, they don't ask for ID when selling either

they don't care, it's not their problem to oversee

[ACfixer]

Don't be overly dramatic. The law clearly states:

30314(a) ... a resident of this state shall not bring or transport into this state any ammunition that he or she purchased or otherwise obtained from outside of this state ...

Yeah, I don't think it's me that's getting dramatic here. I was alluding to jeremiah12's reference, which may be correct but it's totally impractical to enforce unless you're coming back with a trunk load of ammo.

...Prop 63 does not have that provision and overrode SB 1235, so you can not legally return with any.

You can't bring any ammo purchased out of state, but nobody is going to roust anybody for a box or two of ammo. Just no way that's going to happen. How is anyone going to know where I purchased the rounds in my magazine?

[mshill]

S if I have a CA CCW and I go to Nevada, when I return I have to return with an empty gun, then stop off at the first gun store and buy enough to charge my magazines? Yeah ok, I'll get right on that.

Don't be overly dramatic. The law clearly states:

30314(a) ... a resident of this state shall not bring or transport into this state any ammunition that he or she purchased or otherwise obtained from outside of this state ...

If for some reason you find it necessary to discharge your carry weapon while out of state, bringing in fresh SD rounds from out of state will be the least of your problems. And yes, I will practice with my carry weapon out of state, but I normally don't shoot target practice with my expensive SD ammo. Either way, it's an un-enforceable law.