Reply With QuoteSeems like some lawmakers in that state just sit down and think of some really stupid thing to do and within a few weeks it is a law.
Just got done talking to one of the counter men at Wally World and was asking about buying ammo over the counter? He said "we're good to go. California doesn't have any laws in place so we just keep selling like we normally do".
He thinks the "law" will get kicked out because there's no way to enforce it and thinks the NRA will be getting in the middle of it before too long. Looking good to me. I roll most of my own ammo and no problem getting components so far. STUPID California. I keep saying "California needs an ENEMA"!
Oz never gave nothing to the Tin Man, that he didn't already have.
Seems like some lawmakers in that state just sit down and think of some really stupid thing to do and within a few weeks it is a law.
Good luck to you.
Many mail-order retailers folded when the NY Safe Act was illegally enacted and refuse to sell to ANY New Yorker; even though parts were successfully repealed.
Although it only impacts the Five Levels of Hell (aka "Five Burroughs") around New York City they will not ship to New York State.
Some (Bud's, TargetsportsUSA) will sell to us via the Internet. God bless 'em.
My advice is stock up and get the reloading dies for what you shoot.
"They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance." Last words of Gen. Sedgwik
Didn't they restrict how much reloading powder you can have? Sad days
States like California are trying to regulate the 2nd amendment out of existence. What a sad day indeed.
They who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.
Wonder what the CALEXIT stats are now? It would not surprise me if they eventually got enough votes but don't see how 2/3's of other states would go along with it.
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