Changes

* Ban all [[internet]]-based sales of ammunition by online retailers such as [[Cheaper Than Dirt]]. Interestingly, the Democrats re-added this provision to the 2014 ammunition control bill even though it was declared [[unconstitutional]] by the California [[Supreme Court]]. This would have cost the taxpayers and the [[NRA]], [[Gun Owners of America]] and the [[Second Amendment Foundation]] a lot of money re-defending this issue in the court system.

* Ban all [[internet]]-based sales of ammunition by online retailers such as [[Cheaper Than Dirt]]. Interestingly, the Democrats re-added this provision to the 2014 ammunition control bill even though it was declared [[unconstitutional]] by the California [[Supreme Court]]. This would have cost the taxpayers and the [[NRA]], [[Gun Owners of America]] and the [[Second Amendment Foundation]] a lot of money re-defending this issue in the court system.

If ammunition control had passed in California, as it did in thew gun-grabbing, high crime, liberal bastion of [[Chicago]], California would have been the first state to pass such draconian law. Since most of the [[unfree state]]s tend to follow the trend-setting California, it wouldn't have been long before the other states followed.

If ammunition control had passed in California, as it did in thew gun-grabbing, high crime, liberal bastion of [[Chicago]], California would have been the first state to pass such draconian law. Since most of the [[unfree states]] tend to follow the trend-setting California, it wouldn't have been long before the other states followed.

Despite passing almost unanimously in the [[left-wing]] [[Democrat]] controlled California State [[Legislature]], it was surprisingly vetoed by [[elitist]] [[liberal]] [[gun enthusiast|gun collector]] [[Governor]] [[Jerry Brown]] in 2014. Governor Brown has a long history of voting for, supporting, and as governor in the 1970s and 21st century, signing gun control legislation despite himself being a gun collector. Governor Brown said on his veto that ammunition control would do little to stop crime.  

Despite passing almost unanimously in the [[left-wing]] [[Democrat]] controlled California State [[Legislature]], it was surprisingly vetoed by [[elitist]] [[liberal]] [[gun enthusiast|gun collector]] [[Governor]] [[Jerry Brown]] in 2014. Governor Brown has a long history of voting for, supporting, and as governor in the 1970s and 21st century, signing gun control legislation despite himself being a gun collector. Governor Brown said on his veto that ammunition control would do little to stop crime.