How long before reloading is illegal?

[tylenol9999]

With all of the new gun laws being proposed this year one has to wonder when they will come after the reloaded. 2016 or 2017 what's your guess?

[LynnJr]

Once it gets to crazy everything will go underground.

[teg33]

In two weeks ....

[StuckInTheP.R.O.Ca]

In two weeks ....

^This.

[tylenol9999]

^This.

I am serious.

[Ranchogunner]

Unfortunately California is run by one party, and that party is the home of radical leftist totalitarians. And these are the people who make our gun laws. Thank you dumbass voters of California!! They know nothing about guns, they simply want to disarm the population, and they use crime or terrorist events as their excuse to advance that agenda. If they could, they would overturn the 2nd Amendment in California and the country. First ammo will be regulated to death, and then they will turn to reloading components. The only hope at this moment is that Gov. Jerry “Moonbeam” Brown vetoes most or all of the bills that the radical leftist totalitarians bring to him, and that Gavin Newsom’s ammo bill is shot down in November by the voters. Jerry Brown vetoed the last “assault weapons” ban, so maybe he will do it again.

I would say that reloading will never really become “illegal” but they will make it so difficult that prices and availability will make it not even worth doing.

[Carcassonne]

With all of the new gun laws being proposed this year one has to wonder when they will come after the reloaded. 2016 or 2017 what's your guess?

They already banned lead wheel weights, so casters don't have a cheap source for lead. They also banned lead for hunting. The can make shooting cost prohibitive.




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[Danodog]

Why even bring this up in a public forum? Just giving the anti-2A crowd more ideas they don't need.

[JMP]

If you were to look at the crime stats, I'd bet that most of the gunshot violence has been inflicted with commercial ammo and not reloads. That's just my guess, so it doesn't seem like a logical step to take to reduce gun violence.

[TMB 1]

Logic?

[Ranchogunner]

If you were to look at the crime stats, I'd bet that most of the gunshot violence has been inflicted with commercial ammo and not reloads. That's just my guess, so it doesn't seem like a logical step to take to reduce gun violence.

[Citadelgrad87]

If you were to look at the crime stats, I'd bet that most of the gunshot violence has been inflicted with commercial ammo and not reloads. That's just my guess, so it doesn't seem like a logical step to take to reduce gun violence.

Well, i did look at the stats, and rifles of all types account for 4% of crime committed with firearms, yet "assault rifles" are on the chopping block.

Please, op, dont post questions like this on a public forum.

Please.

[baranski]

They already banned lead wheel weights, so casters don't have a cheap source for lead. They also banned lead for hunting. The can make shooting cost prohibitive.




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The local dentist disposes of plenty everyday.

[jericho89]

noone would ever think of using reloafs for a violent crime... it is the same principal for why no one would ever thinkof using reloads for self defense, there are legal consequences

[rice_man]

They won't outlaw reloading. They will just outlaw anything that can be "readily converted" to ammunition.