Ag inspection stations are checking for ammo

[gdawg09]

Just got a first hand report from one of our club member. Coming back from Pyramid Range north of Reno, member was stopped at Ag inspection station on I-80. First asked about fruit and vegetables, then turned over to CHP who asked about guns and ammo. Driver stated it was in a locked box in back of truck and allowed to proceed.

[Lebaneseblonde]

Why was chop interested?

[simonp]

Sounds odd


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[ECG_88]

SO all they did was ask and then he was allowed to go. Did they actually look at all?

Does that mean they aren't really checking?

[The War Wagon]

Sounds odd LIKE COMMUNISM

Vote with your feet!

[Scratch705]

wonder if he was seen coming out of a shooting range and reported.

wonder if that anti-gun professor is back sending his interns out again for grant money.

[riderr]

Just got a first hand report from one of our club member. Coming back from Pyramid Range north of Reno, member was stopped at Ag inspection station on I-80. First asked about fruit and vegetables, then turned over to CHP who asked about guns and ammo. Driver stated it was in a locked box in back of truck and allowed to proceed.

I understand the guns being locked part of it. But did he confirm he had ammo too?

You know, he really didn't have to answer the question.

[Rez805]

I wonder if the situation is similar coming back from Vegas. I recall just get waved through without stopping at all.

[Robotron2k84]

While not at an AG station I also encountered odd behavior. I am an FFL03 and COE holder and have ordered ammo a few times without incident.

This last weekend when a delivery was supposed to occur, it did not, and tracking the package showed it was on the truck for delivery and pulled off. Deliverly was rescheduled 4 days later. Upon calling the shipping company, I could not get them to tell me who requested the rescheduling or why.

I'm not a conspiracy nut, but at this point, who knows if the shippers aren't flagging ammo packages and DOJ is running checks on recipients, too.

[VictorFranko]

Drove thru the ag check point on 395 a few months ago, held up a tangerine and said that's all I got, passed with no further questions.

[BigPun762]

I understand the guns being locked part of it. But did he confirm he had ammo too?

You know, he really didn't have to answer the question.

Not answering the question = having angry cops trying their best to get you for anything.

If you answer their questions, you'll be on your way.

Just seen a video of some teacher at a BP checkpoint who refused to answer if she was a citizen. She was there for an hour. Had she said "Yes, I am" she would've just gone through.

[Notpc]

Well I heard from a friend of mine who knows a guy named Bob and he said that Bob told him that his friend Jim heard from another guy at the gun shop that a dude named Jose was checked for ammo at the Primm border inspection station. He claims that they used an x-ray machine on his van, and found he had a box of .22's under his seat. He was taken from his van at gun point and his .22's confiscated. Sounds legit, except for the gun store part.

[Citadelgrad87]

Just got a first hand report from one of our club member. Coming back from Pyramid Range north of Reno, member was stopped at Ag inspection station on I-80. First asked about fruit and vegetables, then turned over to CHP who asked about guns and ammo. Driver stated it was in a locked box in back of truck and allowed to proceed.

[Simi762]

Leaving the range...it's like when people drive to firework friendly cities and get pulled over on the way home

[superdave50]

hearsay