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According to https://hopmunitions.com/ammo-shipping-restrictions-by-state/, this is the case for most states.

Alabama: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Alaska: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Arizona: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Arkansas: No specific ammunition restrictions.
California: Ammo shipments must be sent to an FFL unless the recipient has an FFL03 and a COE.
Colorado: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Connecticut: FOID is required for ammo purchases; there is no dropship ammo.
Delaware: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Florida: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Georgia: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Hawaii: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Idaho: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Illinois: FOID card required for ammunition purchases.
Indiana: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Iowa: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Kansas: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Kentucky: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Louisiana: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Maine: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Maryland: No sales of ammo to Annapolis.
Massachusetts: State-issued ID and FOID are required for ammunition shipments.
Michigan: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Minnesota: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Mississippi: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Missouri: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Montana: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Nebraska: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Nevada: No specific ammunition restrictions.
New Hampshire: No specific ammunition restrictions.
New Jersey: FOID and state ID are required for ammo purchases; there is no dropship ammo.
New Mexico: No specific ammunition restrictions.
New York: Ammo shipments must be sent to an FFL, or the customer must provide a valid state-issued ID and can only ship to the address on that ID.
North Carolina: No specific ammunition restrictions.
North Dakota: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Ohio: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Oklahoma: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Oregon: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Pennsylvania: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Rhode Island: A license is required for the purchase of ammunition; residents must be 21 years or older and possess a valid pistol or revolver safety certificate.
South Carolina: No specific ammunition restrictions.
South Dakota: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Tennessee: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Texas: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Utah: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Vermont: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Virginia: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Washington State: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Washington D.C.: No sales of ammo or projectiles.
West Virginia: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Wisconsin: No specific ammunition restrictions.
Wyoming: No specific ammunition restrictions.

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I'll wait for the "Live, Laugh, Love" edition
- I kinda want this now.
  I want merry Christmas and ho ho ho.
  I want happy birthday.
  Friendo, I think we got a business idea.
If you are going to kill people, don't buy extremely low volume online bullets that will easily trace you to the crime. Hand craft that shit.
- Just go with a naturally subsonic round, problem solved!
- Mass market. They can look at the gunpowder if they find enough of it. Reloading powder is different from factory powder. If needed you can always take the round apart and remove some of the powder.
- Or, like, cash...
https://ammoseek.com/
- Comes up blocked in Firefox, huh.
  
  Really? I only use firefox and it worked fine for me.
  Maybe it's geo-restricted? Or maybe it's an issue with an extension you use?
  I know it's not a cert issue. And works fine if trusted by noscript.
  
  its geo-restricted with cloudflare, blocked in AU too.
- FYI if you live in a Republican state, you can have ammo delivered directly to your front door. It's legit convenient as fuck.
  
  According to https://hopmunitions.com/ammo-shipping-restrictions-by-state/, this is the case for most states.
  Alabama: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Alaska: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Arizona: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Arkansas: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  California: Ammo shipments must be sent to an FFL unless the recipient has an FFL03 and a COE.
  Colorado: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Connecticut: FOID is required for ammo purchases; there is no dropship ammo.
  Delaware: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Florida: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Georgia: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Hawaii: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Idaho: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Illinois: FOID card required for ammunition purchases.
  Indiana: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Iowa: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Kansas: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Kentucky: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Louisiana: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Maine: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Maryland: No sales of ammo to Annapolis.
  Massachusetts: State-issued ID and FOID are required for ammunition shipments.
  Michigan: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Minnesota: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Mississippi: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Missouri: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Montana: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Nebraska: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Nevada: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  New Hampshire: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  New Jersey: FOID and state ID are required for ammo purchases; there is no dropship ammo.
  New Mexico: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  New York: Ammo shipments must be sent to an FFL, or the customer must provide a valid state-issued ID and can only ship to the address on that ID.
  North Carolina: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  North Dakota: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Ohio: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Oklahoma: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Oregon: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Pennsylvania: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Rhode Island: A license is required for the purchase of ammunition; residents must be 21 years or older and possess a valid pistol or revolver safety certificate.
  South Carolina: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  South Dakota: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Tennessee: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Texas: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Utah: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Vermont: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Virginia: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Washington State: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Washington D.C.: No sales of ammo or projectiles.
  West Virginia: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Wisconsin: No specific ammunition restrictions.
  Wyoming: No specific ammunition restrictions.
I'm still waiting for my lake city quiet pills.
- Ooo I understood that one
well that was quick
It's fake, incredibly funny opportunity missed.
- Are you saying someone made shit up on the internet?
  
  Who would do such a thing?????? How awful!