Here's an amended bill, AB 362, that is making its way through the CA legislature. It would:
-Require seller to record the buyer's ID and right thumbprint for any handgun ammo purchase other than .22, plus the brand, type and amount of ammo bought.
-The thumbprint/ID info would be transmitted to the DOJ.
-The thumbprint/ID info would have to be maintained by the seller for 2 years.
-All handgun ammo transaction would have to be in-person (no mail order).
-No sales of more than 50 rounds of ammo per month unless registered by the state as an ammo dealer.
For California residents this is a far more pressing matter than HB 1022 or any other Federal stuff.
-Require seller to record the buyer's ID and right thumbprint for any handgun ammo purchase other than .22, plus the brand, type and amount of ammo bought.
-The thumbprint/ID info would be transmitted to the DOJ.
-The thumbprint/ID info would have to be maintained by the seller for 2 years.
-All handgun ammo transaction would have to be in-person (no mail order).
-No sales of more than 50 rounds of ammo per month unless registered by the state as an ammo dealer.
For California residents this is a far more pressing matter than HB 1022 or any other Federal stuff.