Appeal Democrat: Gun Store Owners Uncertain after Passage of Ammunition Proposition
“Trying to learn what we’re going to have to do is a hassle,” said Danielle Terry, manager of Shooter’s Paradise. “The Department of Justice tells us to refer to the bill text to figure out what we’re going to have to do.”
Via Appeal Democrat:
Gun store owners and hunters are bracing for the uncertainty of how Proposition 63 will be implemented and the impact it will have.
The proposition, which Californians approved in the Nov. 8 election, will require background checks for ammunition purchases and places a ban on high-capacity magazines.
“Trying to learn what we’re going to have to do is a hassle,” said Danielle Terry, manager of Shooter’s Paradise. “The Department of Justice tells us to refer to the bill text to figure out what we’re going to have to do.”
Terry knows it will require more time for staff and customers of the Yuba City store and gun range to fill out the proper paperwork before any ammunition transactions.
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