9mm ammo sales

[beanz2]

About a couple of weeks ago, gunstores in the Prescott AZ area = $0.80 - $1.50 per 9x19mm round, depending on make and bullet weight/type.

[cudakidd]

yuo can sell for whatever you like.

Me, I have gone through numerous panic cycles for 40+ years here in Kalifornia. So I stocked up, learned to reload, cast my own bullets etc.

Those late to the game must have been hiding in a cave so they are SOL...

[Jimi Jah]

It's a free country.

More or less.

What's the legality of selling ammo person to person in this state?

[harbormaster]

You be a better man then me.

First I balked at selling because the buyer that asked is a LIB, but I must be careful because he is also a customer with a nice boat in our marina. He also does volunteer once in a while which is appreciated. He begged so I sold him 100 rounds for $40. I don’t want to give up my ammo, and not really at any price.

[sigstroker]

What's the legality of selling ammo person to person in this state?

I try not to keep track.

At the time I made my post, OP never said he didn't sell it completely legally.

[CSACANNONEER]

Is giving ammo illegal in CA?

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Of course it is legal if done properly.

of course it is.

PLEASE, learn the law before you post. It will make you appear to be a little more knowledgeable and intelligent.

It is perfectly legal to give ammo to someone else in CA if done properly. I can legally give 10,000 rounds to my father at one time without doing anything else. I can legally give YOU up to 500 rounds per month as long as the transaction goes through a LAV. If you really think I'm wrong, please cite the law(s) you think would forbid either example I above.

[Dano3467]

Op,, you are one of the "few" on CG that thinks of other before themselves.

Good for you, as you made my morning

[The Gleam]

Makes sense; after all there is a "Good Sam" club as I recall.

Well done 'Good Sam.'

Walmart prices on WWB 9mm before the 'Cornhole' virus were about .19-cents per round, so you done good.

[ZombieLivesMatter]

I already had 9000+ rounds of 9mm before the pandemic, 10,000+ of 5.56, and various other rounds 308, 6.5cm, .40, 44mag, wasn’t planning on stockpiling, had only bought so much because of the good deals from Cabelas for years with their huge discounts and further Cabela discounted gift cards, a 50 round box of factory 9mm Winchester for sale example would be like $5. I bought as much as I can when it was still legal to order online and deliver straight to our door without going through FFL.
I now have a bunch of coworkers who keep bugging me for ammo and I am not going to sell them any, as a courtesy I have given them 1-2 boxes for free to have something around if they need to protect themselves. My brother on the other hand just bought his first handgun few months ago and I gave him 1000 rounds for free, but that’s family.

[Big bug]

I need to do inventory...

[rodralig]

Finally a decent seller. No reason to rip off other gun owners.

I got flamed in a separate thread for selling my CZ Shadow 2 for only $2,200...



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[anthracite]

I got flamed in a separate thread for selling my CZ Shadow 2 for only $2,200...



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Laugh, I saw that. It's like, it's not your item so why get all riled up over it?

To each their own. It's all opportunity cost anyways. A quick sale for some people is worth more than the time spent trying to maximize more money.

[TKM]

It's funny. I used to think I really never liked any of your comments on calguns because of your sanctimonious attitude. Now I'm positive.

You aren't funny.

You are blatantly posting violations of the law on a public forum despite the owners requests that you don't.

If I had time to be condescending as well as sanctimonious I would. I prefer speaking down to you.

Fool.

[naz]

Good for you OP, for doing a fellow sportsman a solid and doing your part to keep the shooting community going and growing.

[fnlrun]

What's the legality of selling ammo person to person in this state?

If you keep your mouth shut and do it in your garage nothing.