Prop 63

[flyboy3394]

So we can still purchase ammo as usual until Jan 2018 right? Or is it going into effect sooner?

[zapatito92]

it goes into effect in 2018, but who knows what prices will be like....

[kcheung2]

Well since nationally we dodged a bullet & this only affects us in CA, the online sources should be business as usual. However, there's no reason to procrastinate if you see any good deals.

[eclipse2000]

We'll probably see shortly that all online ammo suppliers will stop shipping to Cali.

[artb]

If they are good businessmen they will take advantage of the situation and ship to CA up til the end.

[mjmagee67]

I have reservations about the State of California will get it together by 2018.

[wbunning]

So we can still purchase ammo as usual until Jan 2018 right? Or is it going into effect sooner?

GTG until 2018. Then, if you buy online, you have to have it sent to a licensed ammo vendor, who will then process it as usual for you: present your ammo ID card, provide all your info, pay fees, etc.

[artb]

GTG until 2018. Then, if you buy online, you have to have it sent to a licensed ammo vendor, who will then process it as usual for you: present your ammo ID card, provide all your info, pay fees, etc.

Sounds terrific.
Can't wait. ...

[Hinnerk]

GTG until 2018. Then, if you buy online, you have to have it sent to a licensed ammo vendor, who will then process it as usual for you: present your ammo ID card, provide all your info, pay fees, etc.

Ammo ID Card? Doesn't SB1235 repeal that BS?

[wbunning]

Ammo ID Card? Doesn't SB1235 repeal that BS?

Prop 63 superceded 1235.

[stilly]

Don't we get to put comments down on the paperwork too? Letting them know how much we appreciate how safe they are making us?