[Redcloak]

This isn't just a concern for Californians. Stupid ideas that start here spread east like a cancer. If this isn't stopped in California, idiot legislators in other States will try the same thing. In this case, it's a vain attempt to save an already extinct bird. I'm sure that your local idiots can come up with an excuse as to why this is needed in your State. Help us to stop it here now!

[DoughtyOne]

Has anyone mentioned to these idiots that lead is a natural occurring mineral in nature?

What next? Are they going to ban all surface lead deposits in the United States?

[basil]

Where are they finding ANY ammo to ban?

I certainly can’t find any—and neither can anyone else I know.

[FlingWingFlyer]

The people of California need to get a proposition on the ballot that bans all politicians there from possessing money. Money causes politicians to become dishonest and corrupt. This corruption eventually hurts the people of California by costing them billions each year in taxes. Just another good idea.

[Paladin2]

So now all that will be available will be armor piercing?

[eyeamok]

If they amended it to say “Any public Servant, Public official, Public Employee found in possession of ANY Lead Based Ammunition SHALL be Guilty of a Felony punishable by not less than 20 years in State Prison” Then I would support it.

[Clump]

We need this law to pass.
Something so ridiculous that SCOTUS is forced to back up its own recent opinions on the 2A.
The sooner the better.

[factoryrat]

Didn’t see that one coming (rolls eyes).

I guess I’ll have to resort to tungsten and depleted uraniun rounds now. Be careful what you ask for, because the alternatives are far worse than the original problem. Besides, I doubt all of the illegals in Kalifornia will become enviromentally sensitive, and turn in their car batteries and lead rounds.

[Kickass Conservative]

Consider it Passed.

There is nothing that can be done to stop it. My Reps are Republican, and they are the Minority by a long shot.

The Rats will move on to the next “crisis” once they get this one mandated.

[Carriage Hill]

This'll work just fine, instead:

[Scrambler Bob]

For hunting?

How about target and self defense?

[DPMD]

Some time ago, someone warned that the “green movement” was cover for a larger effort to establish across-the-board control over everything.

Nah. Couldn’t happen.

[CottShop]

[[The NRA urges all hunters, recreational shooters and gun owners to actively oppose AB 711.]]

What the herll good will that do? Even IF the peopel prevail, and the bill is dropped- it will just be put through again by soem judge AGAINST the people’s will just liek prop 8 tiem and itme again-

[ConservativeInPA]

I wonder if anyone in CA would be motivated to hunt condor by this bill. The logic, of course, is if there are no condors, then there is no need for the bill.

[I am Richard Brandon]

How does this affect the military, the police etc.? Does it extend offshore and up in the air?

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

And to think, back in 1982 the voters of California turned down Prop 15 which would have banned handguns in Kali. Since that day, the politicans have been working overtime trying to get around the will of the people. Can't ban handguns? Maybe we can ban a type of handgun, like semi-auto. They will still have revolvers, for now.

Maybe we can ban magazines for the handguns if they hold too many rounds.

Maybe we can ban what the bullets are made of.

OK, lets go away from handguns and ban semi-auto rifles!

A never ending struggle to keep your Second Amendment rights!