KUSI News spoke with John Dillon, attorney from the Gun Owners Association, about the ruling and the appeal, and what it means for San Diegans.
The law, which took effect last July, requires Californians to pass an in-store background check before buying ammunition, which involves running buyers’ names through a California Department of Justice database that tracks legal purchases of guns.
Gun rights activists complained the law’s red tape and database errors unfairly limited legal purchases of ammunition.
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