THE VOTE COMES UP APRIL 8TH
Assemblyman Kevin De Leon introduced AB
2062, an anti-ammunition bill
1) Ammunition vendors must be licensed
and a registry of handgun
ammunition vendors would be established
by the government.
2) The ammunition vendors would have to
licensed under a program run by
the Department of Defense.
3) Limits sales to 50 rounds of handgun
ammunition a month if the vendor
is not registered. This also means no
transfer between family and friends.
4) Background checks for all employees
who handle the handgun ammunition.
5) No mail order sales, severe
restrictions on private transfer of
handgun ammunition and all transactions
must be in person and can't be
sold without a salespersons assistance.
6) A thumb print is required to purchase
handgun ammunition and this is
sent to the Department of Justice.
7) The issuance of the handgun
ammunition permit is to be used at the
time of purchase
8) Increased identification is required
to purchase ammunition and the
DOJ would maintain the records.
9) There are lists of people not
permitted to buy handguns an additional
list would be made for those not allowed
to buy ammunition.
10) The permit information would be
included on your drivers license.
11) Fee for a permit to purchase
$35 and wait up to 30 days for the
permit plus a $3 per transaction tax.
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