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Private Vehicle Travel You can legally transport firearms across state lines as long as: You can lawfully possess firearms in your state of origin. You can lawfully possess firearms at your destination. The firearm and ammunition must be stored out of reach (not in the glove compartment or center console).

Buying an inordinate amount of ammo at one time, or in a short time frame, is hoarding, and it's the cause of the shortage. Buying an inordinate amount of ammo at one time, or in a short time frame, is hoarding, and it's the cause of the shortage.

Standard checks are supposed to take no more than two minutes. There is no limit on the amount of ammunition a person can buy.

Ammo can be shown at all California gun shows but must be held in a locked container, unless being considered by a potential buyer with the assistance of the employee or vendor. Only police officers or security personnel may be in possession of both a firearm and its corresponding ammo at the same time.

As defined by law, certain types of ammunition are illegal to possess. Restricted ammunition includes both armor piercing and hollow point bullets, along with other weaponry.

To dispel the confusion, yes, ammunition can still be bought online or through a catalog. However, you can't have ammunition sent directly to your residence. Furthermore, your packages must be shipped first to a licensed ammunition vendor who must then charge you a processing fee.

I can't say what's legal or not in California. And I know there are certain states with some idiotic ammunition rules. However, there isn't anything in the Constitution that talks about how much ammo I can own, either. You can store as much ammo as you feel necessary for your own purposes.

Well, you can buy ammunition out of state, but to bring it into California, you first have to ship it to a licensed California ammunition vendor so they can perform a background check and hand your ammo back to you. The law does not limit the fee the vendor can charge for this service.

That means while you can buy it here, you can't bring it back into California. However, it is perfectly legal to use high capacity magazines and ammo in Nevada. California laws cannot be enforced outside of California.

If you're wondering whether you should stockpile ammunition in your home and personal defense arsenal, the answer is "YES". For obvious reasons, you don't want to risk a personal shortage of ammo if the 2nd Amendment comes under heavy attack and laws start prohibiting guns and rounds in your area.