Online Ammo

[light351]

[isntzen]

Call 2a warehouse, ask if they ship to CA.
Give them your ZIP code, ask if they have an FFL on file near you.

[hermosabeach]

Smaller mom and pop FFL will more likely receive Ammo

They have a right to stay in business and make a profit. Politely figure out what they charge to receive and transfer the Ammo to you before you use them.

[hermosabeach]

If you want FFL suggestions - add your location to the message.

[light351]

Call 2a warehouse, ask if they ship to CA.
Give them your ZIP code, ask if they have an FFL on file near you.

[light351]

91406 is my Zip


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[1911-CV]

Whatever

There is no pre-established FFL fee for handling an out-of-state ammo transfer. The FFL will have to charge you the appropriate ammo fee, as set by the state ($1 if you qualify for the standard fee, $19 if you don't) see CA Ammo Fee. Also, if the seller did not charge tax and show it on their receipt, the FFL has to charge you that. Then there is whatever ammo fee that particular FFL is charging. A quick Google search turned up a variety:
$50/5000 rounds
$20 for first 1000 rounds
etc.

Ask your candidate FFL.

[johnparjr]

2a warehouse says they will automatically cancel any order from CA on their ammo page

[Dvrjon]

2a warehouse says they will automatically cancel any order from CA on their ammo page

As of May 6, 2021, their Facebook page and the emails they send me disagree with your statement:

[car15]

I used FFL by zip code that is tacked on top. Found a wonderful FFL I didn't know existed near me.

[johnparjr]

From their website

[car15]

I believe that is doorstep delivery.

[Garbcollector]

Check out targetsports usa they ship to California and probably have an ffl in your area to accept the shipment and do the background.

[light351]

From their website

[Sequencer60]

There is no pre-established FFL fee for handling an out-of-state ammo transfer. The FFL will have to charge you the appropriate ammo fee, as set by the state ($1 if you qualify for the standard fee, $19 if you don't) see CA Ammo Fee. Also, if the seller did not charge tax and show it on their receipt, the FFL has to charge you that. Then there is whatever ammo fee that particular FFL is charging. A quick Google search turned up a variety:
$50/5000 rounds
$20 for first 1000 rounds
etc.

Ask your candidate FFL.

Try Gunbroker's FFL search, no reason to pay more than $20 for the transfer. ShootSoCal in Fullerton is $15 for up to 3,000 rounds. YMMV