California ammo freedom week - freedom closed for business

[DrScaryGuy]

St Benitez has done it again

Judge rules California background check, anti-importation rules for ammo unconstitutional - Los Angeles Times

Sites are already switching to free shipping for CA buyers, I imagine shipping priority will be shifted over to them too. I'm okay with this, because the state has already promised to appeal , because obvious commonsense save the children the racist laws weren't racist, and this probably won't last for long.

 

[Jayne]

History says they'll have that week... although the 9th is getting faster at overturning overturned overturned rulings so maybe they've got until Wednesday this time.

 

[Timfoilhat]

There's going to be some sore backs on the FedEx drivers in California come Monday.

 

[NCLivingBrit]

Maybe they need to start using some of it for something.....

 

[Jayne]

And it's back in effect: https://www.reuters.com/legal/calif...law-can-remain-effect-court-rules-2024-02-06/

Two days, the state can move pretty quick when it wants to.

 

[Stogies]

I don't think that fight is quite over yet.

 

[Les White]

Someone could make a KILLING opening an ammo store right across the border in AZ on 40, or 15 in NV.

 

[DrScaryGuy]

Someone could make a KILLING opening an ammo store right across the border in AZ on 40, or 15 in NV.

i'm pretty sure the california cops would stop every car coming from AZ over to CA. don't give the highway pirates a reason to steal more cars.

 

[rdinatal]

i'm pretty sure the california cops would stop every car coming from AZ over to CA. don't give the highway pirates a reason to steal more cars.

I think I'd have fun with that. Clean the car of everything. Might even rent a car (plausible deniability).

After the 2nd time of not finding anything it's harassment = increase bank account.

 

[Jayne]

Someone could make a KILLING opening an ammo store right across the border in AZ on 40, or 15 in NV.

Except it's illegal for CA people to bring it back: https://oag.ca.gov/firearms/apfaqs#15

Not sure you would get the amount of business you would be hoping for. Maybe the cartels could buy enough to make it worthwhile?

 

[cubrock]

And it's back in effect: https://www.reuters.com/legal/calif...law-can-remain-effect-court-rules-2024-02-06/

Two days, the state can move pretty quick when it wants to.

I was talking to an ammo dealer over the weekend and evidently a mid sized distributor in VA did $2 million in two days last week with shipments to CA. Wonder what the big boys did…