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CA: California Department of Justice Releases First Set of Proposed Ammunition Sales Regulations
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Today, the California Department of Justice released the first in a series of regulatory proposals regarding the mandatory background check process when purchasing ammunition, which is scheduled to take effect on July 1, 2019. A direct result of the enactment of both Proposition 63 and Senate Bill No. 1235, the proposed regulations address basic regulatory definitions and the required information to be submitted when purchasing ammunition in California. Additional regulations are expected to be proposed in the coming months.
NRA and CRPA attorneys are currently reviewing the proposal and will be providing additional information to our members shortly. |
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OPENING SOON! The Ammo Can Store, just outside of the California Border.
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Buy one of our VERY expensive Ammo Cans and we'll give you 500 rounds of ammo, ABSOLUTELY FREE!
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Certainly, the Liberal Pukes in the California General Assembly don't think that they have the Power to tax sales in other states, or to regulate interstate commerce... right? |
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