Received today via e-mail from California Rifle & Pistol Association regarding our fun and games to purchase ammunition.
INJUNCTION FILED
IN CRPA LAWSUIT CHALLENGING
AMMO LAW TRAIN WRECK
California Ammunition Sales restrictions
On Monday, July 22, CRPA with support of NRA filed a motion requesting an injunction against enforcement of California's recently implemented ammunition laws. The injunction is part of the case Rhode v. Becerra, filed in April of 2018, where lead Plaintiff and gold medal Olympian shooter Kim Rhode and other Plaintiffs have asked the court to halt enforcement after a dubious roll out of the new law on July 1st. The entire system has been shown to be an unconstitutionally excessive burden on law-abiding gun owners with little to no law enforcement value.
California ammunition retailers were given little if any guidance from the state explaining the procedures for processing ammunition sales, amounting to mass confusion throughout the state. If the court grants the Plaintiffs’ request, it will prohibit California from enforcing its ammunition sales restrictions while the Rhode case is fully litigated. A hearing on the Plaintiffs’ request is currently scheduled for August 19. A decision is expected sometime thereafter.
CRPA and NRA thank Able’s Ammo of Huntsville, Texas, and Ammunition Depot of Boca Raton, Florida, for their continued support of the Rhode lawsuit and support in filing the request for an injunction. NRA and CRPA would also like to thank the countless individuals and businesses who reached out, as well as the following California ammunition retailers who supported Monday’s filing by providing declarations regarding the effect California’s ammunition sales restrictions have had on their businesses:
Continue to check your inbox and the California Stand and Fight webpage for updates on the Rhode case as well as other issues impacting your Second Amendment rights and hunting heritage in California. Stay subscribed and follow us on social media for updates as our litigation progresses.
If they have any sense, everybody will make as many small purchases of cheap ammo,as often as possible as they can.
If that crap law comes here, we're going to make about 20 trips a day, to buy ammo, till that burdensome beast of a legislation falls right on it's ponderous ass.
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