Ammo transport-Burden of Proof

[Erion929]

JUST DONT TALK TO COPS

George Floyd told me that, too, the day before he.....oh wait....oops

Don’t turn a simple question into a beating


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[zinfull]

Only time I was inspected coming from Reno was in a U-Haul. Moved my daughter back home and then they just opened the back door and looked. Just do not buy so much that you need to use a U-Haul.

[sandiego67]

aside from the sac state professor who stalks the cabelas in Reno......has anyone ever been pulled over and searched and been detained and convicted of transporting more then 50 rounds of ammo back into the state? If so, how did the officer know? All ag checks usually just waive your through......

I just came back this week on US 40 from Arizona with 2 cases of 12 ga. that I took to Utah and brought back. The officer just waved me through.

I am also curious if anyone has been detained.

There were a few folks from Sacramento buying thousands of dollars worth of fireworks when I stopped in Wyoming. They seemed to be very confident that they weren't going to have any issues hauling a pallet-load back across the border.

[sandiego67]

This is all hypothetical, as the current National situation makes it moot, as there is no ammo in stores across the country.

But, pay cash, leave bags and receipts at the out of state LGS, and preferably, transfer to generic plastic containers, like the one from Dillon, especially, they are old and scuffed.

Getting 22lr is gonna suck.

Plenty of ammo in Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado and New Mexico. I just did the tour over the last two weeks.

[BrassCase]

Scenario 4:

Winner! Winner! Chicken Dinner! That is exactly what I do! I can also do FSC cards and if I wanted I could do ammo sales as well. Just being able to still buy ammo by mail is reward enough for me.

In general when dealing with police, where you are under suspicion, just keep your mouth shut! They have the burden of proof, not you.

[Featureless]

there is so much ammo crossing into ca no one cares. car loads of it.

That's probably closest to the truth. I know a waitress whose family lives in Texas. She makes 3-4 trips there a year and comes back with an F250 loaded (pun intended) with ammo.

[mshill]

Who gives a rat's *** about an infraction.