Can you reload ammo in CA?

Can I Make my Own Ammo? There is nothing in the provisions of Prop. 63 that regulates reloading components (powders, primers, projectiles/bullets). Reloading components are not governed by the laws created by Prop 63, however, the leadership of CA could likely come after reloading components in the future.

Is reloading in California legal?

California law generally prohibits people from owning, possessing, or having custody or control of ammunition or reloaded ammunition if they fall into any of the categories of people who are ineligible to purchase or possess firearms under state law.

Can you have reloading supplies shipped to California?

Some out-of-state sellers will not ship anything firearms-related to California at all. Others just restrict certain magazines, specific firearms, and loaded ammo. Check with the specific vendor. FedEx shipments of powder and primers require signature on delivery.

Can I buy ammo everyday in California?

There is no limit on the amount of ammunition a person can buy. It’s unclear if the Department of Justice will be able to track how much ammunition a person purchases.

Can I have primers shipped to California?

(a) Small arms ammunition primers shall not be transported or stored except in the original shipping containers. (b) Small arms ammunition primers shall be separated from flammable liquids, flammable solids and oxidizing materials by a fire-resistive wall of one-hour rating or by a distance of 25 feet.

Is it legal to buy gunpowder in California?

For eligible persons, neither California nor Federal law impose any limits on purchase or storage of manufactured or reloaded ammunition. California does place limits on storage of smokeless propellant – 20 pounds – and black powder – 1 pound.

Can you have a 17 round magazine in California?

It took five years, but Prop 63 is now the law. In 2016, the California voters passed Prop 63, which outlawed most “large capacity magazines,” as defined by the proposition as a magazine that holds more than ten rounds of ammunition.

Can you sell primers in California?

Primers are considered HazMat and thus have to ship by common carrier, ground only. USPS won’t touch it. So you’re going to get whacked with a fee of about $28 on top of the regular shipping. You’re better off selling face-to-face locally.