Does anyone know what a case of 1000 rounds of this ammo would go for AE45BBL1?
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Not in stock anywhere I looked. It looks like it was a benefit sales with some proceeds going to COPS or something similar. Target sports USA, shows a price of $299.80 for a case, but that's probably way low in todays market considering a 1000 round case of Federal American Eagle is $459.80.
I think if you're trying to sell it $400+ wouldn't be unheard of or hard to get.Comment
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Thanks for getting back to me. I am in fact trying to sell this ammo and am probably going to list it for sale in the ammo sale section.Not in stock anywhere I looked. It looks like it was a benefit sales with some proceeds going to COPS or something similar. Target sports USA, shows a price of $299.80 for a case, but that's probably way low in todays market considering a 1000 round case of Federal American Eagle is $459.80.
I think if you're trying to sell it $400+ wouldn't be unheard of or hard to get.
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You can still buy online, you just have to have it sent to a dealer for the check. I would check your local dealers to see what they charge on top of the $1 to the state. Not everyone is shipping to California, many are but there are a few who don't.Comment
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Thank you for the clarificationComment
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Under CA laws...
All sales to a non-exempt person must be done through a CA DOJ licensed ammunition vendor or CA FFL dealer. [PC 30312]
Unless you are licensed by CA DOJ as an ammunition vendor or are a CA FFL dealer, it is illegal to sell more than 500 rounds of ammunition within a 30 day period. [PC 30342(a)]
^The only exemption to this is when the person sells the ammunition to a CA FFL dealer or CA DOJ licensed ammunition vendor due to a Court order requiring them to dispose of all the firearms and ammunition in their possession. [PC 30342(b)]
Selling ammunition without utilizing a CA DOJ licensed ammunition vendor/CA FFL dealer or selling more than 500 rounds within a 30 day period, makes the transferor and illegal ammunition vendor.
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"If someone has a gun and is trying to kill you, it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun." - Dalai Lama (Seattle Times, 05-15-2001).Comment
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so that's the letter of the law thanks for your input ..... 500 rounds every 30 days.... got it.... thanksUnder CA laws...
All sales to a non-exempt person must be done through a CA DOJ licensed ammunition vendor or CA FFL dealer. [PC 30312]
Unless you are licensed by CA DOJ as an ammunition vendor or are a CA FFL dealer, it is illegal to sell more than 500 rounds of ammunition within a 30 day period. [PC 30342(a)]
^The only exemption to this is when the person sells the ammunition to a CA FFL dealer or CA DOJ licensed ammunition vendor due to a Court order requiring them to dispose of all the firearms and ammunition in their possession. [PC 30342(b)]
Selling ammunition without utilizing a CA DOJ licensed ammunition vendor/CA FFL dealer or selling more than 500 rounds within a 30 day period, makes the transferor and illegal ammunition vendor.Comment
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