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Licensed gun owners may possess ammunition legally, but anyone else in possession of ammunition or bullets in New York in breaking the law. Except under certain circumstances, a gun must not be loaded with ammunition and ammunition must be carried in a separate container in order to comply with the law.

Ammunition sellers in New York must register with the state police, except for ammunition sellers who are already validly licensed firearms dealers. Ammunition sales are prohibited except through licensed dealers or registered sellers of ammunition. The transfer of ammunition must occur in person.

New York prohibits the manufacture, transportation, disposal and possession of any large capacity ammunition feeding device that can hold more than ten rounds of ammunition.

Incendiary and armor-piercing rounds are illegal in New York unless you can prove that you have a reasonable need to own them. And because civilians do not ?need? to own these cartridges, this means that they are effectively illegal for almost everyone. ?Exploding? ammo is a slightly different story.

Traveling with ammunition in New York inside the five boroughs is the same thing as possession, and under the Administrative Code, if someone has a permit for a gun and they have ammunition for that gun, that is lawful.

New York gun owners grapple with new background check fees for ammunition purchases. CLAY, N.Y. ? On September 13, gun owners in New York State will have to go through a background check every time they want to buy ammunition and those background checks aren't free.

Most people know about New York's tough gun laws, but it may be surprising to know that the same section of the law also addresses the possession of ammunition. Yes, even when no gun is present, the mere possession of a ?live? bullet may result in arrest, trial, and time in jail.

No because there is no registry of guns in most of the United States and definitely no registry of bullets from the guns to match them up to. Even in places where there is registration there is no registry of fired bullets or casings.

Effective October 1, 2013, Connecticut prohibits the sale of ammunition or an ammunition magazine to any buyer unless the prospective ammunition purchaser: Has a handgun carry permit, gun sales permit, or long gun or handgun eligibility certificate, and presents such a credential to the seller; or.

A: NO. You do not need to have a permit or license to buy ammunition. You must be 21 years of age to buy handgun ammo and at least 18 years of age to buy rifle and shotgun ammo (this may change in California in the near future if the Legislature has it's way!).