Videos tagged with Out-of-State Purchases

This video discusses the Rhode v. Bonta case challenging California's Proposition 63 ammunition restrictions. Judge Roger T. Benitez presided over a hearing where arguments were made regarding background checks, shipping limitations, and importation regulations. The judge's reactions suggest a potential ruling in favor of the plaintiffs, though a decision is pending further declarations.

This video discusses the recent ban on soft body armor in New York, enacted after the Buffalo supermarket shooting. It highlights that the ban is ineffective as the perpetrator wore steel plates, and lawmakers are already discussing expanding the ban to include all body armor. The speaker criticizes the rushed legislation and the intent to prevent New York residents from purchasing body armor out-of-state.

This guide details California's ammunition laws as of July 1st, 2019, focusing on bringing ammunition into the state. It clarifies that California residents purchasing ammo out-of-state must use a licensed vendor for transfer, with a 50-round limit for returning hunters or competitors. Non-residents are generally exempt if they were not California residents at the time of purchase. Specific exemptions exist for FFLs, vendors, collectors, and law enforcement.