05-25-2016, 09:41 AM
It's not just California.
Hawaii wants to enter registered gun owners into a federal database.
Much of the California laws are either law or are proposed laws here in NY. After spending millions on putting together a database to do background checks and track ammunition purchases, it was decided that it wasn't doable and shelved. Owners of previously grandfathered standard capacity magazines over 10 rounds were required to dispose of them out of state or turn them in.
Some of the laws proposed for 2016 include only allowing ammo purchases for registered weapons, limiting ammo purchases to 3x the one magazine capacity for each weapon per month, micro stamping, serializing bullets, etc. There were several hundred new gun laws proposed in NY this year.
Hawaii wants to enter registered gun owners into a federal database.
Much of the California laws are either law or are proposed laws here in NY. After spending millions on putting together a database to do background checks and track ammunition purchases, it was decided that it wasn't doable and shelved. Owners of previously grandfathered standard capacity magazines over 10 rounds were required to dispose of them out of state or turn them in.
Some of the laws proposed for 2016 include only allowing ammo purchases for registered weapons, limiting ammo purchases to 3x the one magazine capacity for each weapon per month, micro stamping, serializing bullets, etc. There were several hundred new gun laws proposed in NY this year.