[Randy Larsen]

How much are the background checks on ammunition going to cost us. Is it per purchase? Per cartridge, per box?

How is it possible to have a firearm without ammunition?

[faithhopecharity]

News says $20. I believe that may be each Time? Obviously the Idea is to set up the system so you can be stopped from buying your ammo. There’s no other explanation or excuse. Expecting an honest judge can still be found to toss these ridiculous new regs out?

[dynachrome]

It’s not the amount, it’s to get you in the data base.

reloading?

[Jack Hammer]

You’ll pay a lot when they know just where to come to confiscate your ammunition and the money goes up in smoke, if you’ll forgive the pun.

[umgud]

How is it possible to have a firearm without ammunition?

That is one of their goals. How long do you think Wal-Mart will put up with the hassle? I visit my dad in Nevada several times per year.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Can you still get it shipped from out of state vendors?

[ozzymandus]

I assume you’re talking about California, even if you neglected to say so. I don’t have much sympathy for anybody who lives there.

[odawg]

That would have to be passed by Congress. It won’t be.

[NoLibZone]

Nothing.

I will NEVER comply.

[Cobra64]

The last time I bought ammo was in 2008. Even those of us in a free state (NC) anticipated rising prices and regulations, so we roll our own.

Unfortunately there was a flood last week and this was swept away along with the boat.

[Polynikes]

Here is some info. It was SB1235. It was signed off by Gov. Brown. It will take effect Jan 1, 2018. Basically no mail order direct. All purchase will have to go through a FFL for all purchases with accompanied fee's. All importation ( read purchasing in neighboring states) will be illegal to bring back into Kali.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1214480
http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201520160SB1235