Tim-That CX Guy
Resident Window Licker
Strictly speaking, you cannot buy ammunition for your neighbor, the neighbor has to purchase his own (the whole background check thing).
Strictly speaking, you cannot buy ammunition for your neighbor, the neighbor has to purchase his own (the whole background check thing).
I have some questions about buying 9mm ammo target grade and rock island armory 22 tcm armscore for my neighbor. Does any one in this thread know anything
about these items? Hopefully I won't be placed on government watch list for mentioning this on da BARF!
I see. What if I was inquiring on someone's behalf? Does any one have any info. on the items wanted?
Wait what!!!!!!!! You guys have to register a firearm before you can purchase ammo? What a way to create a gun registry........ without saying you are creating one.
Wait what!!!!!!!! You guys have to register a firearm before you can purchase ammo? What a way to create a gun registry........ without saying you are creating one.
You need to be a registered owner of A firearm to purchase ammo, but there's nothing that says you have register everything, lots of grandfathered firearms in CA.
What are you talking about? Since 1991 all handguns have had to go through an FFL and are registered. Similarly, since 2014, the same thing with long guns.
And any handgun purchased from a dealer has been registered since the early 1930s.
But not necessarily still in the record books.
Pistol DROS as we know it today is dead on accurate from 1991, not so much from the 1930's because PPT through an FFL wasn't a thing back then.
Long Gun DROS since 2014.
Regardless, as I said, you only need "at least one of them on CFARS."
For now. God only knows what will happen after this election.
But not necessarily still in the record books.
Pistol DROS as we know it today is dead on accurate from 1991, not so much from the 1930's because PPT through an FFL wasn't a thing back then.
Long Gun DROS since 2014.
Regardless, as I said, you only need "at least one of them on CFARS."
For now. God only knows what will happen after this election.
What a way to create a gun registry........ without saying you are creating one.
With ammo availability/prices being as crazy as they are I am thinking about picking up a Taurus TX22 Competition optics ready package as I have quite a few boxes of 22lr sitting around. What say the militia goons on this gun? It is either that or wait for an M&P 22 but I am kind of digging optics on pistols now.
Asking Californians about a handgun not on the roster is like asking a blind man what shade of blue he prefers.
It's actually kind of surprising the manufacturers aren't bringing the modern .22s to CA. The level of burden, I believe, for them to be on the roster is lower than a centerfire pistol. (There is still a burden and cost, of course, but CA is a big market and you'd think those fixed costs would be readily absorbed, especially for something as popular as a .22.).
I know folks like Ruger aren't doing it "because CA", but not all manufacturers are necessarily as principled as Ruger.
I believe any semi-auto handgun has to have micro stamping to be considered for the roaster, including .22.
Dan