Videos tagged with Ammunition Purchase Limits

This video discusses Washington House Bill 1132, a proposed law that would limit ammunition purchases to 1,000 rounds per month for most calibers and 100 rounds per month for .50 BMG. The speaker argues this bill represents 'gun control through ammo control' and sets a dangerous precedent for other states and potentially federal legislation. The bill's introduction on Christmas Eve is highlighted as a symbolic act against Second Amendment rights.

The video argues that proposed gun laws in Washington State are unconstitutional and not designed to reduce crime. Instead, the speaker asserts the agenda is to cripple the firearms industry within the state by making it difficult to purchase firearms and ammunition, ultimately aiming to disarm citizens and consolidate power. The speaker suggests politicians are aware of the laws' unconstitutionality but proceed to drain taxpayer money defending them.

New York is proposing significant restrictions on firearm owners. A new bill aims to limit civilian ammunition purchases to twice their firearm's capacity every 90 days, effectively restricting semi-automatic owners to one box of 20 rounds per quarter. This legislation also proposes to amend Section 270.00 of the New York State Penal Code, preventing dealers from selling ammunition to unauthorized individuals and increasing penalties for violations to a Class E felony.