(2) This section applies to a firearm industry member engaged in the manufacture, distribution, importation, marketing, or wholesale or retail sale of a firearm industry product.
(3) A firearm industry member shall not knowingly create, maintain, or contribute to a public nuisance in this state through the sale, manufacturing, distribution, importing, or marketing of a firearm industry product.
(4) A firearm industry member shall establish, implement, and enforce reasonable controls regarding its manufacture, sale, distribution, importing, use, and marketing of firearm industry products.
(5) A firearm industry member shall take reasonable precautions to ensure the firearm industry member does not sell or distribute a firearm industry product to a downstream distributor or retailer of firearm industry products that fails to establish and implement reasonable controls.
(6) A firearm industry member shall not manufacture, distribute, import, market, offer for wholesale, or offer for retail sale a firearm industry product that is:
(a) Designed, sold, or marketed in a manner that foreseeably promotes conversion of legal firearm industry products into illegal firearm industry products; or
(b) Designed, sold, or marketed in a manner that is targeted at minors or individuals who are legally prohibited from purchasing or possessing firearms.

(f) "Reasonable controls" means reasonable procedures, safeguards, and business practices, including but not limited to screening, security, and inventory practices, that are designed and implemented to do all of the following:
(i) Prevent the sale or distribution of a firearm industry product to a straw purchaser, a firearm trafficker, a person prohibited from possessing a firearm under state or federal law, or a person who the firearm industry member has reasonable cause to believe is at substantial risk of using a firearm industry product to harm themselves or unlawfully harm another, or of unlawfully possessing or using a firearm industry product;
(ii) Prevent the loss of a firearm industry product or theft of a firearm industry product from a firearm industry member; and
(iii) Ensure that the firearm industry member complies with all provisions of state and federal law and does not otherwise promote the unlawful sale, manufacture, distribution, importing, possession, marketing, or use of a firearm industry product.

Originally Posted By shasta69:
Ronald Regan
1600 Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
360-202-1234

Originally Posted By fordtuff:
Just tried buying ammo locally at a Costal.  They wanted my name,  age, phone number,  and address. I asked who was requiring this,  the store or the state.  She didn't know.   I declined the purchase and left.   Is this something else new or likely some kind of store policy? I had bought ammo there recently and they hadn't asked me that,  neither did cabelas right before Christmas

Originally Posted By fordtuff:
Just tried buying ammo locally at a Costal.  They wanted my name,  age, phone number,  and address. I asked who was requiring this,  the store or the state.  She didn't know.   I declined the purchase and left.   Is this something else new or likely some kind of store policy? I had bought ammo there recently and they hadn't asked me that,  neither did cabelas right before Christmas

Originally Posted By bergunx:
Sadly, this will not stop me from buying ammo locally since that is their fucking plan.

Originally Posted By Sir_James:
No issues at Sportco the other day

Sir James…

Originally Posted By TigerForce:

+ 1. No issues for me at Sportco today.

BTW Seattle has a stoopid ammo tax, IIRC, 5 cents per round. I guess I had forgotten that. Fortunately, I learned that after buying only one 5-round box of 12 gauge shells at Outdoor Emporium, the Sportco sister store in Seattle, so no big loss. But that does it for me as far as buying ammo in Seattle.

Originally Posted By Scollins:


The WA State Supreme courts disagrees.....

Passed in 2015, ruled "constitutional" by the WA Supreme Court 8-1 in 2017.

Originally Posted By Master_Blaster:


State SC is nothing but a rubber stamp for the tyranny party.

Originally Posted By Poppaduc:
I'm not seeing any age restrictions on ammunition in the RCWs.  

Did I miss it?

Originally Posted By shasta69:
That 11% Ammo Tax Bill make it out of Committee?

Originally Posted By TigerForce:

+ 1. No issues for me at Sportco today.

BTW Seattle has a stoopid ammo tax, IIRC, 5 cents per round. I guess I had forgotten that. Fortunately, I learned that after buying only one 5-round box of 12 gauge shells at Outdoor Emporium, the Sportco sister store in Seattle, so no big loss. But that does it for me as far as buying ammo in Seattle.