California AB 48 - No Bullets 4 U (unless we say so and know)

[ANGLICO]

Friday January 04, 2013 - 1000 AM

Editor's note: As this issue is published, we're delighted to learn that on Monday a new bill for the California legislature which does exactly what we've asked in today's editorial will be introduced, as described in the following press release:

OAKLAND, CA – To curb gun violence, mass shootings and the stockpiling of ammunition, State Assemblymember Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley) and supporters will unveil legislation, AB 48, to establish oversight of California’s ammunition marketplace.

“When will deadly ammunition be viewed as a risk to public safety?” Skinner said. “If common cold medicines, alcohol and tobacco are regulated for their risk to public health and safety, why isn’t ammunition? Assembly Bill 48 will place boundaries on the bullets that have ravaged our communities.”

Assemblymember Skinner and supporters will announce legislation, AB 48, to regulate and tighten ammunition sales in California and ban high-capacity magazines.

This bill will:

•Regulate all ammunition sales,
•Require ammunition purchasers to show identification,
•Require ammunition sellers to be licensed dealers,
•Require ammunition sellers to report sales to the Department of Justice,
•Ban kits to convert ammunition clips into high-capacity magazines.

Read the rest: Assembly Bill to Regulate Ammunition to Be Introduced on Monday. Category: Page One from The Berkeley Daily Planet

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[SpringerXD]

Where's that San Andreas Fault crack when we really need it?

[dben002]

So your saying she is going to introduce California legislation that will generate increased online and out of state purchases ...If I read it correctly....Some people can't think, even a little.....She sure sounds like one of them

[smolck]

What makes me laugh is PEOPLE voted for these idiots in California, Illinois, and even in Washington D.C. They made their bed, now they can lie in it. Sooner or later people will realize that elections have consequences. When you vote special interests this is what happens.

Me, I'll stay deep in the south where we know how to play football and love our guns. Besides, if it gets too bad, we have shown before we'll just secede from the Union.

[ANGLICO]

So your saying she is going to introduce California legislation that will generate increased online and out of state purchases ...If I read it correctly....Some people can't think, even a little.....She sure sounds like one of them

They will do two things. Just like they did with firearms, Ferretts and out of state fruit and AG products that are not in some processed packaged form........

First they will try to force OR, NV and AZ to not sell Ammo to people with CA IDs. But I think those states will just laugh at CA.

Second, they will create a 'Ferrett Law' and make it illegal to bring unregistered (with the CA DOJ) Ammon into the state. This will most likely happen as an admendment to the AB.

[OldVet]

Where's that San Andreas Fault crack when we really need it?

I'm jumping up and down as I type, trying to break it loose.

[GetSmith]

So your saying she is going to introduce California legislation that will generate increased online and out of state purchases ...If I read it correctly....Some people can't think, even a little.....She sure sounds like one of them

Im sure they will make it illegal to ship ANY AMMO to CA without it going through thier registrey. Probably even require each round be be marked CA approved. Absolute garbage but nothing this state dose can surprises me any longer. Soon they will run off another producer of society, ME!!!

Untill then I am readying for the storm. I have 30,000 rounds ready to reload. I just hope I can find another 30,000 rounds before anything like this goes down on a state or national level. Soon the price of ammo could double or tripple. Thats an easy way to to gain "gun controll" and revenue.

[OldVet]

Are ammo boxes going to have those little pink tax stamps on the end of them like cigarettes do?