>http://www.news10.net/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=68596
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>Big 5 has a sale going, They're selling 9mm Luger ammo at 14.99 a box. That's down from 21.99 a box. At that price I'm going to run down & get some because come february qwhen this new lawy takes affect, the price of ammo will go through the roof.
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>Given enough regulations wrapped around , even a constitutional right stops being a right.

It's headed to court.
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) has joined with The Calguns Foundation, the National Rifle Association, the Folsom Shooting Club and two individual truckers to challenge California’s soon to be implemented ban on the interstate shipment of handgun ammunition to California.
http://www.ooida.com/MediaCenter/Press_Releases/2010/072910.shtml

This should be struck down very quickly but in case it isn't the Supremes have already ruled.
In February 2008, a unanimous United States Supreme Court struck down Maine’s directly analogous law regarding the delivery of cigarettes to Maine in Rowe v. New Hampshire Motor Transport.

“It does not matter what the State’s goal is or how honorable they believe their cause is,” stated lead attorney, Jason Davis of Davis & Associates. “Rowe made it clear that a state cannot interfere with a carrier’s rates, routes, or services. AB-962 does just that.”


See also : http://www.officer.com/online/article.jsp?siteSection=1&id=53678