Hi all wondering if there is a limit or regulation of how much ammo I can transport. Like lets say 2000 of 45acp.? If pulled over on my way home can a leo seize it?

 

Thanks

Andy

There is no limit. As long as your within the exemption of going to/ from range, store, home, you should be okay

There is no limit. As long as your within the exemption of going to/ from range, store, home, you should be okay

 

In a manner of speaking there is... If your car is overloaded, and you're dragging, then you'll likely get a ticket for unsafe operation...

 

Otherwise bry@n is correct.

There is no limit. As long as your within the exemption of going to/ from range, store, home, you should be okay

 

As long as they are not hollow points, why does it matter where you're transporting from/to?

As long as they are not hollow points, why does it matter where you're transporting from/to?

 

Yeah, this. I always thought that transporting ammo has no restrictions (or better yet, it doesn't have to fall within any of the exemptions) unless it is hallow points.

HP ammo as much as you want within exempted locations....

non HP ammo as much as you want wherever you want

Thanks for the quick responses. Sorry if thats a stupid question but this state has some crazy laws

I thought there was some limit due to hazmat restrictions or something since ammo is ORM-D? Not gun laws but transportation laws.

 

2000 rounds of 45 is not much though. Should be fine.

I don't know if it needs to be locked up, but it is probably a good idea and it should be stored preferably in the rear of vehicle, in particular the trunk and away from access by people in the front. It cannot be stored in the same case that a firearm is stored in and should not be stored in a magazine, etc. And, there is no reason to call attention to it by making it visible, etc. It would not be a good idea to have in glove box, etc.

It needs to be locked up and preferably in the rear of vehicle, in particular the trunk. And, there is no reason to call attention to it by making it visible, etc.

 

I hope thats an april fools joke?

 

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It needs to be locked up and preferably in the rear of vehicle, in particular the trunk. And, there is no reason to call attention to it by making it visible, etc.

 

show the law that states it has to be locked up?

 

it does NOT have to be locked up... the gun has to be unloaded and in a container (or wrapped up)... there is no qualifier for ammo... you can have ammo in your front seat..

I hope thats an april fools joke?

 

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Whether its the law or not, it is definitely prudent in this state.

I don't know if it needs to be locked up, but it is probably a good idea and it should be stored preferably in the rear of vehicle, in particular the trunk and away from access by people in the front. It cannot be stored in the same case that a firearm is stored in and should not be stored in a magazine, etc. And, there is no reason to call attention to it by making it visible, etc. It would not be a good idea to have in glove box, etc.

 

Are you citing law or is this your reading of the law?

What law made you think that ammo needed to be locked up in your vehicle? So what you telling me is if I go buy a case of shotgun shells from Dicks lets say.. On my way home I have to lock that up in my truck to transport it home???

 

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What law made you think that ammo needed to be locked up in your vehicle? So what you telling me is if I go buy a case of shotgun shells from Dicks lets say.. On my way home I have to lock that up in my truck to transport it home???

 

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NO..... you are fine.... can be on the seat next to you....

 

NO..... you are fine.... can be on the seat next to you....

 

I understand that.... Just trying to firgure out where the OP is getting his miss information from

 

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There is no

Whether its the law or not, it is definitely prudent in this state.

 

Not owning a gun is prudent too.

 

But really, ammo by itself cannot do anything. No big deal.

 

AFAIK, the only laws against ammo (apart from general hazmat regs) are for hollow point bullets and purchase of handgun ammo in state.