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CA: Injunction To Be Filed In Lawsuit Challenging California Ammo-Law Train-Wreck
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Mark A. Taff
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The problems encountered since the new ammunition background check system was put into effect on July 1st 2019, have far surpassed what we predicted, and we predicted a train wreck.
The approval process takes over a half hour per customer, instead of the promised two minutes. DOJ is imposing unnecessary and costly requirements on vendors. Countless customers are being turned down by DOJ for lack of ID even if they have a California driver’s license. Law abiding people cannot get ammunition they need for sport or self-defense. Businesses may have to close as a result of this extreme regulatory burden. |
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(7/6/2019)
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If you don't think that the proponents of this law INTENDED for businesses selling ammo to fail, they you're an idiot. The actual goal is to destroy the Second amendment, along with those who uphold it. |
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