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Best to get your orders before the appeal and stay.Where are all the pessimists now?
The tide is turning, people . . .
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Best to get your orders before the appeal and stay.Where are all the pessimists now?
The tide is turning, people . . .
Hah, SAME!!I just got my FFL03+COE and placed my first orderjust got shipped today. The timing lol
I do not recall anyone arguing that the ammunition tax was going to remain in place in the 11% thread. It still might. I wouldn’t get too excited, CA has propensity to do what ever in wants and apply the law as the State see’s fit. Look no further than the CA Sanctuary City Policies. Federal Law and Judicial Rulings mean nothing if counter to the CAWhere are all the pessimists now?
The tide is turning, people . . .
Good haul!Just ordered from Rivertown Munitions....
1000rd case PMC Xtac 55gr 556
1000rd case Fiocchi 9mm 124gr
100rd case Fiocchi 12ga buckshot
Free shipping, no tax outside PA $705 out the door. Turners would have been $1200 for the SAME order.
Most likelyYeah, the State will go for en banc in a hurry.
Unfortunate, but very predictable.Most likely
Putting my tinfoil hat on here, but my guess is they are taking note of what oos retailers are shipping. Then they'll threaten legal action unless they fork over records and 11% payment of all sales sent to californians. After all california says the 11% tax is on the dealers plate.I do not recall anyone arguing that the ammunition tax was going to remain in place in the 11% thread. It still might. I wouldn’t get too excited, CA has propensity to do what ever in wants and apply the law as the State see’s fit. Look no further than the CA Sanctuary City Policies. Federal Law and Judicial Rulings mean nothing if counter to the CAideology.
Many were never going to pay the 11% tax on ammunition however. There is no way the state could affectively enforce it. It is not like the state was going to have check points all along the state border searching for ammunition.
Yes, this is very in keeping with how the state conducts itself.Putting my tinfoil hat on here, but my guess is they are taking note of what oos retailers are shipping. Then they'll threaten legal action unless they fork over records and 11% payment of all sales sent to californians. After all california says the 11% tax is on the dealers plate.
The californian customers aren't responsible for the tax.
Hopefully the state gets shut down in their tracks if they try that tactic.Yes, this is very in keeping with how the state conducts itself.
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