It requires licensed ammunition dealers to report the sale of more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition to an unlicensed person within any five consecutive business days.
You never let a serious crisis go to waste. And what I mean by that it's an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before.
How would these guys even have time to draft a bill like this so quickly?
In Mexico, where they have really strict guns laws, I hear it's working out great.
In Mexico, where they have really strict guns laws, I hear it's working out great.
Surely you see the difference between a single incident and regular attacks by drug cartels.In Colorado, they have really lax gun laws.
I hear it's working out great.
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In Colorado, they have really lax gun laws.
I hear it's working out great.
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Just making it more difficult for law-abiding citizens. This doesn't slow down criminals at all.
When will someone who's not borderline retarded run for congress?
First, how are you suppose to get rid of the ammunition for your own guns that you don't need anymore? If a guy buys a rifle off me, what am I suppose to do with the ammunition? I predict "gifting" of ammunition and the subsequent "gift" of payment will become common, eventually becoming a new era of prohibition as alcohol use to be.The new legislation, dubbed the Stop Online Ammunition Sales Act, rests on four pillars, according to Lautenberg's office:
- It requires anyone selling ammunition to be a licensed dealer.
- It requires ammunition buyers who are not licensed dealers to present photo identification at the time of purchase, effectively banning the online or mail order purchase of ammo by regular civilians.
- It requires licensed ammunition dealers to maintain records of the sale of ammunition.
- It requires licensed ammunition dealers to report the sale of more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition to an unlicensed person within any five consecutive business days