Communists are at it again, they want to ban online Ammo Sales

[stainless]

The Trenton Mayor is quoted saying at the news conference announcing this ludicrous proposal.



This is one of the people that make New Jersey such a hell hole in which to live.

http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/members/bio.asp?Leg=180

Exactly my point. The ghetto rats don't buy ammo by the case.

Back in the olden days (when I was into shooting the first time) I would resupply a couple of boxes each time. Kids were little and I was poor. Now it is easier and faster to stockpile.

Plus we didn't have internet back in the '70's.

[RockIsland]

California:

No ammunition feeding devices over 10 rounds. No Tracer or Incendiary ammunition.
**Note, metal machine gun links are considered "feeding devices" so we cannot ship links of any quantity as they could easily be made into capacities over the limit.

- Los Angeles City No ammunition shipments.
- Marin County CCW card must be faxed / emailed (on file) for ammunition purchase.
- Oakland No ammunition shipments.
- San Francisco No "prohibited" ammunition (Black Talon or similar brands).



New Jersey:

FPID card must be faxed / e-mailed. (on file). No ammunition feeding devices over 15 rounds.
**Note, metal machine gun links are considered "feeding devices" so we cannot ship links of any quantity as they could easily be made into capacities over the limit.


So it's not about protecting thier constituents because they are already protected.

They are just looking out for all of the people who are stuck in red states.

[jerkin]

Here's what gets me about this bill, you know that they consider 1,000 rounds a "stockpile". Now how many people in the US have 1,000 rounds of ammo in their house? That number has to be at least in the 100,000's if not millions. So what good does it do to know who has that much ammo? I'd bet that in all the mass shootings in US history nobody has shot more than a hundred or so rounds.

[theunrulychef]

Maybe they're angry that hoarders are buying up all the 22lr? Yeah, that's the ticket.

[theshadow]

The bill's sponsor, Bonnie Watson Coleman has two sons who, while she was a state legislator in NJ, committed armed robbery of a store in her own district.

Now, she focuses on prison reform (wonder why?) and gun rights.

It doesn't get more hypocritical.

Not hypocritical at all. She wants to provide a safe work environment for her offspring's chosen profession, and ease the punishment for her misguided youts. Nothing hypocritical about it, it's pretty much what any parent would do, looking out for their children.

[Sgt.K]

Here's what gets me about this bill, you know that they consider 1,000 rounds a "stockpile". Now how many people in the US have 1,000 rounds of ammo in their house? That number has to be at least in the 100,000's if not millions. So what good does it do to know who has that much ammo? I'd bet that in all the mass shootings in US history nobody has shot more than a hundred or so rounds.

I figure I've got roughly 3,000-3,500 assembled rounds between my .45 and Mrs.K's 9mm, and enough powder, primers and boolits for another 1,500-2,000 more .45 - just have to save my cases.

Once I have my small shelves built for my reloading bench everything but the tumbler and the press will fit in less than 2 square feet of bench-top. In other words - not very much, really...

[tlnzz1]

Like Bill Whittle says: " It will never, ever end. You can never, ever beat them.
just like grass, after you cut it and put the mower away, what happens?, the grass starts growing again. You can only win today."

But if you dump gas on the lawn and light a match, it's gone for a long long time.

[jakebrake]

So, your laws against murder, armed robbery / assault etc aren't working, so your solution is to ban online ammo sales. Gotcha.

well, isn't that where the average scumbag buys it? they go to wally world for a bazooka, a gunshow for a paperwork free belt fed, and buy ammo online.

geez...don't you watch the news?

[twency]

I wonder how they define "bulk"........

More than one round.

[Brick]

Something is out of whack!

I just tried searching Thomas.loc for the bill and using the word search it returned

No items were found for the search "The Stop Online Ammunition Sales Act"

So I tried to search under the sponsors name, but Rep. Coleman isn't even listed! WTF?