Freedom Munitions withdraw from California?

[Cokebottle]

Want to make any bets on how long it will before reloading supplies are legislated against and become similarly controlled or banned in Cali?

I'm thinking 2 years perhaps at the outside...maybe as soon as next year.

The new law is so poorly worded and open-ended that it potentially covers boolits already.

[s2gots]

No problem here with FM...as others have mentioned,should have ordered more!!

[Bainter1212]

Has anyone else melted their credit cards since yesterday with huge orders of online ammo?

Yep, I certainly have. Just don't tell my wife please.

[holt7153]

Want to make any bets on how long it will before reloading supplies are legislated against and become similarly controlled or banned in Cali?

I wouldn't be surprised at all.

[Bobby Ricigliano]

I laugh every time I hear someone so proud they ordered 1K or 2K rounds online. I cringe every time I see someone paying for ammo at the range or store.

147 grain with federal match primers... $82/1K. My only problem is storage for powder/primers/bullets. lol!

Based on the above calculations, I assume you consider your time spent to be worth $0.00

I could save money by washing my own car. But I'd rather sit in the shade and read a book while someone else does it.

[TS77]

Freedoms been backed up since orlando, been waiting on a shipment since then, placed another already

[gbarbo001]

You sound very impressed with yourself.

I had the very same thought.

[myk]

I laugh every time I hear someone so proud they ordered 1K or 2K rounds online. I cringe every time I see someone paying for ammo at the range or store.

147 grain with federal match primers... $82/1K. My only problem is storage for powder/primers/bullets. lol!

I laugh when people brag about the 5,900,000 rounds of ammunition they've stockpiled. Just how many of those pallets of ammo do you guys think you'll be able to carry with you when the SHTF? I'll answer that for you, NONE. Even if you're not rounded up and stripped of your rights by the government when they declare martial law, the fact that some of you are bragging about your stores here tells me you're also bragging about it in your personal lives, which means when it's go time people will probably seek you out and kill you for your supply.

You're free to do as you wish with your 2A, I just don't see the point of bragging about a mountain of ammo you'll never get to use...

[Brksanman]

The new York unsafe act had a provision regarding ammo sales and background checks. The background check portion was put aside because even the state admitted they lacked the technology and funds to implement it. The no ammo sales to individuals however stood. So now, some freedom loving stores have teamed up with online dealers to help. They will accept online orders from dealers and the enslaved citizen can pick it up from the store. Some charge a penny per round, some charge a percentage, some do it for free. Bottom line, still wrong.

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[snapshot7]

Quoted directly from FM's website:

CALIFORNIA CUSTOMERS: No sales of ammunition delivered to the county of San Francisco. No ammunition delivered to the Cities of: Carson, Los Angeles, Oakland, Sacramento, and San Francisco. No high capacity magazine exceeding 10rds sales to anyone or dealer in CA. Check for other Local & State laws before ordering.

Although the disclaimer above my order stated:

"We strictly adhere to local firearms regulation and distribution laws and as a result, there are certain items that are not available in some counties and/or states. In this case, we advise either removing them from your cart to checkout completely or provide a different shipping address that can legally accommodate these items."

I was still able to order ammo from them. Location Orange County.