Ammo law delayed?

[Bill Carson]

I was told by my local Walmart that they still don't have all the answers or guidance to implement the program. The DOJ is still too effed up.

I always get my pertinent ammo info from walmart employees.

[Bill Carson]

This.

[Bill Carson]

Just left my local Wally. Still selling ammo, and will continue through 06/30.

The hardware is already physically in place. That includes an additional PC and monitor and a pretty snazzy looking printer. I saw it with my own four eyes, and touched it with my own two paws. Delay?....they are ready. The results?...who knows.

Inventory still looked strong, with the exception of .22LR....still there, but less options.

I asked what the printer is for. He said the buyer has to sign a document. No thanks, I say.

That one walmart is ready. I just bought ammo at walmart in Palm Springs 2 hours ago and their counter is the same as it was . Of course they were the ones that didnt have all of their shotgun ammo locked up for a month after that law went in to affect.

[still919]

That one walmart is ready. I just bought ammo at walmart in Palm Springs 2 hours ago and their counter is the same as it was . Of course they were the ones that didnt have all of their shotgun ammo locked up for a month after that law went in to affect.

Carson! My arch nemesis...my ying to my yang...of course, you experience different than I. I swear by my monkey paw that I saw what I saw, and I felt what I felt.

[still919]

I plead to the younger fellas...please consider stocking up. You won't regret it.

[LEAD LAUNCHER]

[golfish]

Since WM will be doing background checks, I wish they would start selling guns in California again.

What I don't get is why does it only take a few minutes for the ammo check but 10 days for a firearm. We all know this 10 day thing was supposed to go away.

[CheapBloke]

Hopefully there will be no idiot walmart employees demanding social security #s to run a check.

[SMarquez]

I always get my pertinent ammo info from walmart employees.

My point is DOJ isn't ready. Walmart can't do anything with ammo sales until DOJ gets it together.

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[LEAD LAUNCHER]

I was there buying ammo last week, decent amount. They had plenty of inventory by the way, and I was the only one at the counter the entire time I was there. I don't think most gun owners know of it, or maybe... don't care since they voted for it, and didn't particiapte in the petition drives to stop it?

In any case, I asked about the sign originally because I was wondering if Ventura County had also passed a ridiculous "no purchase" period ordinance, the way Los Angeles County has it due to (supposedly) preventing people from buying ammo to shoot in the air on July 4th (which, unfortunately, lots of people still do anyway and most gun owners that actually buy ammo don't and never would.)

But no, she said it was to set up the new computers and software needed to run the DOJ background checks, training, new counters, etc. They don't have that now.

However, that got me wondering; if they are set up to do a DOJ CA State Background check anyway, what are the chances that Walmarts in CA may go back to selling long-guns? That would sure be an "unintended consequence" that Gavin didn't think about!

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[VMCJ-3]

If it pleases the Crown, why do I have to pay $1.00 to verify the C.O.E. that the Crown has issued to me?

This is nothing but another new tax, and taxation is theft.

[Dan_Eastvale]

If it pleases the Crown, why do I have to pay $1.00 to verify the C.O.E. that the Crown has issued to me?

This is nothing but another new tax, and taxation is theft.

To make sure it wasn't purchased at MacArthur Park, like SSNs, Green Cards and maybe now even Real IDs.