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  • #76
    Ron-Solo
    In Memoriam
    • Jan 2009
    • 8581

    Originally posted by I Swan
    Do you work there or have some sort of connection to them? Or do they give you a discount because of your ex LE status? Seems I struck a nerve.

    Regardless of what I call it it is a lame policy that almost no other range has and yes myself and others choose not to shoot there due to his greed and short-sightedness.

    As for steel cases let your buddy know there is a magical device called a magnet he can use to sort it out of the brass.
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    • #77
      I Swan
      Calguns Addict
      • Sep 2010
      • 8770

      Originally posted by beerman
      Nope..not these. problem is, some shops don't know about the program.
      Do you have any more info on that how come you don't need the receipt for those type of locks?

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      • #78
        nickrdz
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2015
        • 839

        Most gun shops carry locks and will sell one to you for about six dollars. I find it odd you had to run to walmart to buy one again. Also doesnt Ca require one lock for every gun isnt that a lone breaking the law if you used the same lock at cerritos and santa ana (thats a lot of driving). Plus the receipt has to be valid within 30 days or else an ffl can not legally release the firearm. I dont think it was a power move like one of the posters suggested. Its more like the FFL was following the law.
        Last edited by nickrdz; 02-20-2019, 9:00 AM.

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        • #79
          beerman
          Calguns Addict
          • Dec 2009
          • 5081

          Originally posted by I Swan
          Do you have any more info on that how come you don't need the receipt for those type of locks?
          I got mine (free) at the Baldwin Park PD many years ago..no receipt given.These are yellow and stamped 'child safety program" on them. I've used it for 3 or 4 PPTs and Ammo Bros were the only ones to refuse it. I havn't bought any new handguns in several years, but I assume it would still fly.

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          • #80
            pacrat
            I need a LIFE!!
            • May 2014
            • 10285

            Originally posted by nickrdz
            Most gun shops carry locks and will sell one to you for about six dollars. I find it odd you had to run to walmart to buy one again.

            [1]...Also doesnt Ca require one lock for every gun isnt that a lone breaking the law if you used the same lock at cerritos and santa ana (thats a lot of driving).

            [2]... Plus the receipt has to be valid within 30 days or else an ffl can not legally release the firearm.

            [3]...I dont think it was a power move like one of the posters suggested. Its more like the FFL was following the law.
            [1]...Totally incorrect.

            [2]...READ the OP.

            [3]..."AMMO LIARS" does NOT FOLLOW the LAW. In mid 2015, they received a big shipment of Cheapie Chinese locks.
            With their own logo on packaging.
            And thereafter implemented a policy of lying to customers. In order to deny them the LAWFUL EXEMPTIONS written into the law. In order to PIMP their OWN LOCKS.

            JM2c..........based on personal experience.

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            • #81
              sfe187
              Banned
              • Sep 2016
              • 1770

              Originally posted by nickrdz
              Most gun shops carry locks and will sell one to you for about six dollars. I find it odd you had to run to walmart to buy one again. Also doesnt Ca require one lock for every gun isnt that a lone breaking the law if you used the same lock at cerritos and santa ana (thats a lot of driving). Plus the receipt has to be valid within 30 days or else an ffl can not legally release the firearm. I dont think it was a power move like one of the posters suggested. Its more like the FFL was following the law.
              Which AB's do you work at?

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              • #82
                Coolguy101
                Senior Member
                • May 2011
                • 655

                Originally posted by beerman
                I got mine (free) at the Baldwin Park PD many years ago..no receipt given.These are yellow and stamped 'child safety program" on them. I've used it for 3 or 4 PPTs and Ammo Bros were the only ones to refuse it. I havn't bought any new handguns in several years, but I assume it would still fly.
                Those project childsafe locks are not on the DOJ roster, so are not supposed to be used as an approved safety device when taking possession of a firearm. Any FFL who accepted that lock would receive a violation from the DOJ when they get audited.

                The bigger issue here IMO is the typical mentality of "us vs them." Us being gun owners, and them being FFL's. The reality of the situation is FFL's want to keep their license and stay in business, and will implement policies that may exceed the minimum requirement in order to ensure that they are compliant.

                Gun owners are notorious for being less than enthusiastic about any such policy, and if they can save $6.00 and get their gun, are relatively ambivalent if the FFL loses their license and goes out of business. They just move onto another LGS they can repeat the cycle on.

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                • #83
                  DrewN
                  Senior Member
                  • Sep 2012
                  • 1887

                  Originally posted by I Swan
                  Do you work there or have some sort of connection to them? Or do they give you a discount because of your ex LE status? Seems I struck a nerve.

                  Regardless of what I call it it is a lame policy that almost no other range has and yes myself and others choose not to shoot there due to his greed and short-sightedness.

                  As for steel cases let your buddy know there is a magical device called a magnet he can use to sort it out of the brass.
                  What if you shoot revolvers? You have to dump your empties on the floor? Last place I went with this policy I only shot .22. And never went back.

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                  • #84
                    Diesel187
                    Member
                    • Sep 2012
                    • 198

                    ^^^this^^^

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                    • #85
                      pacrat
                      I need a LIFE!!
                      • May 2014
                      • 10285

                      Originally posted by Coolguy101
                      Those project childsafe locks are not on the DOJ roster, so are not supposed to be used as an approved safety device when taking possession of a firearm. Any FFL who accepted that lock would receive a violation from the DOJ when they get audited.

                      The bigger issue here IMO is the typical mentality of "us vs them." Us being gun owners, and them being FFL's. The reality of the situation is FFL's want to keep their license and stay in business, and will implement policies that may exceed the minimum requirement in order to ensure that they are compliant.

                      Gun owners are notorious for being less than enthusiastic about any such policy, and if they can save $6.00 and get their gun, are relatively ambivalent if the FFL loses their license and goes out of business. They just move onto another LGS they can repeat the cycle on.
                      Your entire post is full of holes. FFL's who implement "EXTRA LEGAL" POLICIES not REQUIRED BY ANY LAW. Do so of their own volition. And are not now, and never have been in any jeopardy of losing their license unless they exceed legal requirements.

                      "They/Them" require gun buying customers, "US" to stay in business. Their goal should be to make and keep satisfied customers. Not screw everyone who walks in the door out of an extra couple of bucks for a lock just because they can. Then blame their lying greed on the state.

                      "US" should include "THEM". As both sets of citizens forced to follow the law.

                      Those of "THEM" that choose to lie to, and screw "US". Don't deserve the patronage of "US".

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                      • #86
                        I Swan
                        Calguns Addict
                        • Sep 2010
                        • 8770

                        Originally posted by DrewN
                        What if you shoot revolvers? You have to dump your empties on the floor? Last place I went with this policy I only shot .22. And never went back.
                        Not sure if you can dump in to your range bag or if he expects you to dump on floor to help his bottom line. Even if only 22 rimfire brass I wouldn't even give him that for the scrap value let alone shoot there.

                        You're not the only one who won't go there there is other posts about it on other threads. I should start a separate thread about that range and their greed.

                        Funny thing is is at most ranges that don't have that policy I leave most my brass anyhow. But they're not getting stuff like 7.65 French Long or 8mm Nambu brass.

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                        • #87
                          DueceMcGurk
                          Senior Member
                          • Jul 2016
                          • 884

                          +1 PPT at OC Indoor. Also good for mail order FFL transfer. State of CA would love this thread. They have passed another law to annoy gun owners -- and gun shops.

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                          • #88
                            deerdeerdeer
                            Veteran Member
                            • Sep 2014
                            • 2696

                            My LGS has gun locks for $15. The old man over the counter did not understand that the lock that came with the PPT was original and he had to implement his own policy of MANDATORY for all PPT with or without OEM lock. Unsure about the law on this but it was rather rude. J know that supporting my LGS is great but not through extortion.

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                            • #89
                              thegamettt
                              Veteran Member
                              • Jan 2011
                              • 2629

                              you think that's bad, one of my friends bought a used glock that came with the original lock, they made him pay for another one, turns out they sold him back his own lock that came with the gun lol.
                              Have a good day!

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                              • #90
                                nickrdz
                                Senior Member
                                • Jan 2015
                                • 839

                                Originally posted by pacrat
                                [1]...Totally incorrect.

                                [2]...READ the OP.

                                [3]..."AMMO LIARS" does NOT FOLLOW the LAW. In mid 2015, they received a big shipment of Cheapie Chinese locks.
                                With their own logo on packaging.
                                And thereafter implemented a policy of lying to customers. In order to deny them the LAWFUL EXEMPTIONS written into the law. In order to PIMP their OWN LOCKS.

                                JM2c..........based on personal experience.
                                Cite your sources

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