Additional reactions culled from the case thread in Litigation

[Offwidth]

No frigging body now has 15rd Glock 20 magazines in stock. (

[Baja Daze]

Today is a State holiday, tomorrow

However today is NOT a Federal holiday and IIRC the Federal Courts are open?

[The Cable Guy]

Yes, and they are only taking phone orders, or save in cart then call.

False, a couple of my friends and I were able to place orders directly from the Brownells site.

[tenemae]

Who/what is/are BOFA?

Just ignore him- he's a troll

[rice_man]

Yes, and they are only taking phone orders, or save in cart then call.

That must have just started. I successfully placed an order around 1:00 and already got a confirmation email/number.

[Featureless]

No frigging body now has 15rd Glock 20 magazines in stock. (

Did you try Tombstone Tactical & J&G?

[Featureless]

Who/what is/are BOFA?

Bank of America?

covfefe

[aBrowningfan]

However today is NOT a Federal holiday and IIRC the Federal Courts are open?

Yup-per. And if the CA-DoJ delays filing an application for a stay, the question of why did you delay if it was so important, would seem to be top of mind.

[CCWFacts]

If major retailers are shipping, and if there's no announcement from the DoJ, I think they are not going to appeal this. It would be insane for them to do it, as they are taking a huge risk of creating a bigger precedent and a circuit split and a loss at SCOTUS. We're not seeing any announcements like "we're going to fight this all the way" or anything. They had to have made their decision by now and would be announcing something if they were going to fight. One reason they should have made their decision by now is that they probably made it even before the ruling was announced. They knew there was a high chance of this outcome and had to have planned for it.

[wannabefree]

If major retailers are shipping, and if there's no announcement from the DoJ, I think they are not going to appeal this. It would be insane for them to do it, as they are taking a huge risk of creating a bigger precedent and a circuit split and a loss at SCOTUS. We're not seeing any announcements like "we're going to fight this all the way" or anything. They had to have made their decision by now and would be announcing something if they were going to fight. One reason they should have made their decision by now is that they probably made it even before the ruling was announced. They knew there was a high chance of this outcome and had to have planned for it.

My heart agrees but my head thinks not. Time will tell

[Syntax Error]

With Brownell's coming on board it's all over. If DOJ wants to go up against 50 companies, some major retailers, then they can have at it. The market is speaking and it's very soon going to drown out any opposition.

Agree. Floodgates are open in California.

[soulbyte]

The greg cote site is soooooooo sloooooooo right now

[CCWFacts]

My heart agrees but my head thinks not. Time will tell

We will know the answer very soon. I think they need a stay this week for it to mean anything.

[heyasiankid]

[CalAlumnus]

This decision only overturned the pertinent state law as unconstitutional. Any city ordinances are still in effect--though this decision could be helpful in challenging such ordinances.

However, the Sunnyvale ordinance has already survived a challenge. There may be a legal argument that a local ordinance is more appropriately tailored (and therefore permissible), even while a broad statewide law is not appropriately tailored (and therefore impermissible).