California Ammo Law Update Walmart Etc. What's Going To Happen

Published on May 20, 2019
Duration: 6:13

This video provides an expert-level update on California's ammunition laws, effective July 1, 2019. It details the new requirement for background checks on all ammunition purchases and discusses the potential impact on retailers like Walmart and Federal. The presenter, with extensive knowledge of gun laws and experience interviewing industry professionals, highlights the confusion among FFLs and vendors regarding implementation, comparing it to past legislative challenges in California. The video also touches upon potential purchasing difficulties, waiting periods, and the broader implications for Second Amendment rights.

Quick Summary

California's ammunition law update, effective July 1, 2019, mandates background checks for all ammo purchases. This has caused confusion among FFLs and vendors, with potential 7-10 day waits and fees for buyers. Walmart temporarily suspended sales. The speaker views these hurdles as potentially impacting Second Amendment rights.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Background Checks
  2. 00:41Walmart Ammo Plans
  3. 02:23FFL & Vendor Readiness
  4. 03:31Comparison to AW Ban
  5. 04:06Purchasing Challenges
  6. 04:56Boycott Discussion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the new California ammunition law effective July 1, 2019?

Effective July 1, 2019, California requires background checks for all ammunition purchases. This law mandates a verification process similar to firearm purchases before ammunition can be sold to consumers.

How will Walmart be affected by California's new ammo law?

Walmart planned to temporarily halt ammunition sales in California from July 1-7, 2019, due to the new background check requirements. While local stores intended to sell ammo, corporate communication seemed unclear on implementation details.

What challenges are FFLs and ammo vendors facing with the new California law?

Many FFLs and ammunition vendors reported not receiving clear instructions on implementing the background check system, handling funds, or understanding waiting periods, leading to significant confusion weeks before the law took effect.

What are the potential consequences for ammunition buyers in California?

Buyers may face a 7-10 day waiting period and an estimated $19-$20 fee for background checks if not already in the system, potentially leading to difficulties in obtaining ammunition, especially during the initial rollout period.

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