Last time I checked we were SUPPOSED to be a free people.
Yet…..
I know, I know, NY would never suggest any overreaching , unenforceable, absurd laws. What was I thinking?
I can’t, there never was. So what’s your point? The latest decision from the SC did not deter the state from pushing through their ridiculous legislation that mocks the highest court in the land. Although most of it will be thrown out, what/who else is going to prevent them from going “ complete retard “ with something such as , I don’t know,….. maybe no out of state ammo ??? And we all know it’s not going to stick, but I would not be surprised in the least if they tried, ya think? Especially if, god forbid, they got their “precious “ ammo database and BG check installed and came to the realization that a considerable amount of people were doing it. I know they would….
California has one in regards to California residents buying ammo in other states and bringing it into California. Thus you can buy as much as you want in other states, but can not bring it back with you into California.
Even if it is found and attached there may be more to it. Friends out there said the law is being challenged in court and is, I believe, enjoined from being enforced right now.
You asked for which law exactly and I provided the exact info. The law still appears on the books in California. I have not found official word if it has been repealed or not.
You asked originally because there was a belief that there was no law whatsoever and required the exact law in the penal code. I meet those requirements and provided the exact specific section of law in California penal code. Currently yes the law is on hold, but it has not been thrown out, nor has it been upheld. Maybe it will be thrown out, or maybe it will be upheld, but I can not say which as I do not know the future. In summary, it is a law on the books, not currently repealed or thrown out, but on hold with no enforcement. You asked for someone to provide evidence of a law on the books. I have met your original requirements.
In the 1800s ?
In general. There’s a lot of wiggle room there IMO. Also how would they ever know or prove it?
Can’t believe that myself, saying that NY might try to make a law about purchasing ammo out of state illegal, offended you. I apologize for impeding on your delicate nature. Almost like , “how dare you say such a thing, how rude!” Sorry, not sure what got into me to come up with something sooo outlandish.
