That background check on ammo, and restrictions on amounts to be purchased through mail applies to bullets (projectiles for reloading) too.
Letting gun control slowly creep in, inch by inch is what got Californians into their current predicament.
Being "ok with" any other restrictions is the path towards total loss of all of your gun rights.
That makes sense. Well when push comes to shove, I'll be out of this state within 10 years, hopefully it doesn't come to that.
Push is coming to shove.
You should visit another state that has more constitutional gun laws. See how much easier it is to be a gun owner in another state. Note that the violent crime is not worse. Then return to California and understand that there is a bigger agenda and s longer range goal, and Californians have allowed themselvrs to be led down that path, a little at a time "because it was common sense" or "it is for the children". Then understand why the California govt runs more parts of your day to day lives, charges more fees and taxes for you to perform your daily tasks and recreation. It's because they can get away with more and more knowing you can do less and less about it.
The more you have the "Govt" "Provide", the more they take away from the actual citizens of the state.
I was raised in California. Joined the military, saw how much more freedom I had, how much less it cost me to live, and how much less other states screwed with my life and livelihood. I won't go back until the idiots all die or abandon the wasteland that was once a land of freedom, and individualism, and became a collective doomed to fail.
Geographically Ca. Has a lot to offer. Unfortunately the voting majority ruined what I remember if Ca.
Before I left I could buy an AK clone, an AR with standard mags. Buy ammo by the case. Reload without accounting to the Sacramento nanny. That was 23 years ago. Another 10-20 years I'm thinking CA will be "gun free". Other Californians will move up the coast and complete the envisioned Pacific gun control wall.
I live in Wa. And already see that the tech indistty has filled Seattle with tech employees from CA who are spreading the same gun ideas here, that didn't exist here 10 years ago.
I'd welcome the 2nd amendment refugees who could be a rugged individualist and not want to spread a social agenda up here and out power the voting trend here now with regard to gun control.
