I like it!

SG, two questions, would we be able to get out of state permits for that and would we need a punchcard to keep record of the kills?

#2 should be enacted immediately...enforced by our own military, you know the ones sworn to defend this nation against ALL enemies, foreign and DOMESTIC. After they clean up the gangs, maybe they can work on the libs.....

How does this legislation or potential legislation affect reloading?...Appears to be a bunch of hot air to me.......typical of yawnyers.

It appears to only pertain to full cartridge purchases.

I am not sure if gang bangers go back to pick up spent brass or not.

Now that this has been posted they will regulate primer sales too.

Now it's ammo grabbers.
Ever wonder if maybe these bills that never see the light of day are secretly sponsored by arms manufacturers? They sure are good for sales.

FishRanger,

Yes and yes. As Aunty points out, good record keeping is important. Not just for politician reelection hopes, but because society needs a yardstick by which social improvement or degradation is measured.

That's some gratitude from nynook. I'm a liberal and I made the proposal, now you want me offed? Screw you!

Sg

Please contact Gov. Schwarzenegger at 916-445-2841, via fax at 916-558-3160 or via e-mail at http://gov.ca.gov/interact and urge him to veto AB 962, SB 41 and SB 585.

NSSF engaged in a prolonged battle in the California Legislature, but unfortunately on the final day of session, three anti-gun bills narrowly passed. The bills include: ammunition registration (AB 962), added retailer paperwork (SB 41) and prohibitions on firearm and ammunition sales at the Cow Palace exhibition center (SB 585).

NSSF and the California Association of Firearms Retailers (CAFR) urge all gun owners in the state to contact the governor's office and respectfully urge him to veto these anti-gun bills.

Once again, the business environment in California will become more difficult for retailers during a time when the state is in desperate need of revenue.

More information on the bills:

AB 962 -- Would require that firearms dealers and other vendors of ammunition keep a registry of all buyers of handgun ammunition. The bill would also ban all mail order and Internet sales of handgun ammunition and reloading components.

SB 41-- Would further burden firearms retailers by requiring additional paperwork and documentation on the date of delivery of all firearms to a buyer. This bill equally affects consumers of firearms as the increased dealer costs would be passed along to the purchaser.

The bill also requires dealers to sign and to obtain the signature of the buyer or other transferee of a handgun on the Department of Justice Dealers Record of Sale (DROS) form indicating that the handgun has been delivered and the date upon which the delivery was made. It would further require dealers to date and sign a form stating that the buyer of a rifle or shotgun had taken possession of the gun.

SB 585 -- Would prohibit the lawful sale of firearms and ammunition at the Cow Palace exhibition facility near San Francisco, located in Agricultural District 1-A, and would make a violation of that prohibition a crime. Its purpose is to ban gun shows at the Cow Palace and to set a precedent for the banning of all gun shows at other state-owned facilities where many sportsmen buy firearms and ammunition.

In California all firearms bought and sold at gun shows must be transferred through a federally licensed firearms retailer who is required under federal and state law to run a background check on the prospective buyer.

IT IS CRITICAL THAT EVERYONE CONTACTS THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE IMMEDIATELY.

this is the only one i can agree with because of the financial implications - California is sue happy and this will prevent the state/local gov from being sued somewhere down the line, costing us taxpayers untold sums of money. it's a lose, lose

Ammo ain't protected under the second ammendment.
They found the loophole.

By any logical implication ammo would be included under the 2nd Amendment. Ammo is what differentiates a firearm from a club. Clubs are not specifically protected under the 2nd Amendment. See how innane it gets if one goes after ammo?

Sg