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* Ban all loaning or gifting of ammunition to a friend, colleague or family member, even in an emergency such as [[home security]] for [[self-defense]] during an active [[shooting|shooter]] [[home invasion]].  

* Ban all loaning or gifting of ammunition to a friend, colleague or family member, even in an emergency such as [[home security]] for [[self-defense]] during an active [[shooting|shooter]] [[home invasion]].  

* Ban [[handloading]] of ammunition by [[gun enthusiast]]s and law abiding [[citizen]]s in general.  

* Ban [[handloading]] of ammunition by gun enthusiasts and law abiding [[citizen]]s in general.  

* Require an ammunition purchase [[license]] with mandatory background check for each purchase creating a large new police state [[bureaucracy]] including greatly slow down purchases at retailers, many of whom would simple stop selling ammunition.  

* Require an ammunition purchase [[license]] with mandatory background check for each purchase creating a large new police state [[bureaucracy]] including greatly slow down purchases at retailers, many of whom would simple stop selling ammunition.  

If ammunition control had passed in California, as it did in the gun-grabbing, high crime, liberal bastion of [[Chicago]], California would have been the first state to pass such draconian law. It wouldn't have been long before the other most of the current 16 [[unfree states]] (such as [[Massachusetts]], [[New York]], [[New Jersey], [[Illinois]], [[Maryland]] and [[Colorado]]) tend to follow the trend-setting California when it comes to liberal [[Nany state]] legislation.

If ammunition control had passed in California, as it did in the gun-grabbing, high crime, liberal bastion of [[Chicago]], California would have been the first state to pass such draconian law. It wouldn't have been long before the other most of the current 16 [[unfree states]] (such as [[Massachusetts]], [[New York]], [[New Jersey], [[Illinois]], [[Maryland]] and [[Colorado]]) tend to follow the trend-setting California when it comes to liberal [[Nany state]] legislation.

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 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.  

The ammunition control bill was originally sponsored by gun grabbing [[Leland Yee]]<ref>[http://hotair.com/archives/2014/03/27/we-hardly-knew-yee We hardly knew Yee], Accessed January 14, 2015</ref> , the [[corruption|corrupt]] leftist Asian-American [[San Francisco values|San Francisco]] state [[senator]] who is now in [[prison]] for being involved with bribery, drug trafficking and gun running of [[assault rifle]]s with [[Chinese]] [[gang]]s<ref>http://hotair.com/archives/2014/03/27/we-hardly-knew-yee Accessed March 28, 2014</ref>. Yee had sponsored and strongly supported legislation banning ''all'' [[semi-automatic]] [[rifle]]s (leaving only [[bolt-action]] [[hunting]] rifles left for [[home defense]]) especially the [[AR-15]] and even the diminutive [[Ruger 10/22]]. When that failed he and most California Democrat legislators attempted to reinstate the 1994 to 2004 [[Clinton Administration]] so-called [[Assault weapons ban]]. When that failed Lee attempted to ban the [[bullet button]] on [[AR-15]]s and [[AK-47]]s.

The ammunition control bill was originally sponsored by gun grabbing [[Leland Yee]]<ref>[http://hotair.com/archives/2014/03/27/we-hardly-knew-yee We hardly knew Yee], Accessed January 14, 2015</ref> , the [[corruption|corrupt]] leftist Asian-American [[San Francisco values|San Francisco]] state [[senator]] who is now in [[prison]] for being involved with bribery, drug trafficking and gun running of [[assault rifle]]s with [[Chinese]] [[gang]]s<ref>http://hotair.com/archives/2014/03/27/we-hardly-knew-yee Accessed March 28, 2014</ref>. Yee had sponsored and strongly supported legislation banning ''all'' [[semi-automatic]] [[rifle]]s (leaving only [[bolt-action]] [[hunting]] rifles left for [[home defense]]) especially the [[AR-15]] and even the diminutive [[Ruger 10/22]]. When that failed he and most California Democrat legislators attempted to reinstate the 1994 to 2004 [[Clinton Administration]] so-called [[Assault weapons ban]]. When that failed Lee attempted to ban the [[bullet button]] on [[AR-15]]s and [[AK-47]]s.