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  • Cokebottle
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    Originally posted by Victoryboy
    Be ware it now is illegal to bring ammunition into this State. It does not matter if it was bought inside Californication. You take a chance of loosing your right to own guns at all

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  • BigBamBoo
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    Originally posted by Victoryboy
    Be ware it now is illegal to bring ammunition into this State. It does not matter if it was bought inside Californication. You take a chance of loosing your right to own guns at all

    Really??? You are aware it is a INFRACTION for the first offense. Not sure how that equates to loosing your right to own guns.


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  • splithoof
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    Originally posted by Pardini
    Cabelas asks for a phone number or zip code on all sales. I tell them no, but I haven't bought any mags. I cant imagine they are looking for CA residents. It's not illegal for CA residents to buy Hi Cap Mags in NV. It's illegal to bring them into CA.

    The cashiers at Cabelas are not on the CA DOJ Pre Crime Unit payroll.
    Pick a neighborhood in some local town, give them that zip code and area code.
    Get over this "moral honesty trip"; the politicians who created this mess are just by their nature liars themselves; it's OK to play their game.

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  • Victoryboy
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    Be ware it now is illegal to bring ammunition into this State. It does not matter if it was bought inside Californication. You take a chance of loosing your right to own guns at all

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  • Pardini
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    Cabelas asks for a phone number or zip code on all sales. I tell them no, but I haven't bought any mags. I cant imagine they are looking for CA residents. It's not illegal for CA residents to buy Hi Cap Mags in NV. It's illegal to bring them into CA.

    The cashiers at Cabelas are not on the CA DOJ Pre Crime Unit payroll.

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  • BajaJames83
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    that sure sounds legal..... talk about infringing on peoples rights.

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  • toiletfighter
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    Originally posted by Colt-45

    In Reno they ask for ID when buying mags because of those damn Californians.

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  • baih777
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    Originally posted by Eureka1911
    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.
    Not that it's cheaper. But when your gambling and winning. If you win enough for a case of ammo, go buy a case.
    Cash in your winning football tickets and buy a few cases of ammo.

    Drive to NV or AZ for ammo? You have to buy a lot to be worth while.

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  • SamsDX
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    I agree, to a point. The limited cost savings by themselves probably wouldn't make it worth the trouble and gas money.

    However, if Garen Wintemute and his band of merry gun prohibitionists ever start doing those "sting" operations again at Nevada gun stores/shows, I'd love to just waste their time and money, and it'd be worth my time and money to do so. Every penny they spend on this effort is a penny they don't spend on cooking up more bunk science to justify further gun control.

    I wouldn't do anything illegal, of course. I'd do everything under the full protection and authorization of the law. Once I get pulled over, the first document I'm handing over is my 03 FFL. The second document I'm handing over is my COE. Then the third document I'm handing over is a sheet of paper with this printed on it:



    To spice things up a bit, I'd consider variations on this common theme - purchase a token amount of ammo in California, save the receipts, go out of-state, visit a gun store, and return.

    Oh, sorry. This ammunition? It was purchased in California. Try again.

    I know we say we shouldn't poke the bear, and I generally agree with that if it's a privilege that the bear has the discretion of granting or denying. This is a different kind of bear, and the more pissed off it gets, the more fun I'm having.

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  • diverwcw
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    Originally posted by sandiego67



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    I've watched this about 10 times and laugh out loud each time. Excellent post!

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  • panzer
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    Can you just pour in the ammo in containers and discard the packaging, how would they know where the ammo was purchased. There is no law that prohibit going to ranges out of state.

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  • JackEllis
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    Looks like Mr. Paranoia stopped by for a visit.
    Paranoia seems to be pretty thick in these here parts.

    If you're not doing anything wrong, you have nothing to worry about.

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  • Erion929
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    Originally posted by Eureka1911
    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.

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  • LEAD LAUNCHER
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    Originally posted by hambam105
    Who are they trying to kid with that tunnel picture? Ha. Everyone here knows that tunnel isn't wide enough for Mosin Nagant crates.
    Wish I had photoshop skillz.....I would envision something like this...

    Emerging from the tunnel would be this dude carrying an ammo crate:



    Wearing this hat:



    With Extra points for pasting in De Leon's or Newsom's face on the guy.
    And perhaps Shrimp Boy behind him carrying another case.

    Where are Calgun's Meme makers when you need them?!
    ..

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  • FNH5-7
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    Originally posted by Lost In The Pits
    I'm not worried about the CHP. I'm just wondering if your gunna be carded buying ammo in Nevada or Arizona?
    Probably in big box stores, like they already do. Also in stores near big corridors. Unless there are internal memos sent out to all stores neighboring CA, it will take a while before stores realize Californians aren't allowed to buy ammo in CA without a permit anymore.

    In Reno they ask for ID when buying mags because of those damn Californians.

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