U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Palmetto State Armory (PSA) put out the following response to an overwhelming number of inquires over the recent upholding of the Ninth Circuit Court ruling that California’s ban on standard capacity magazines was unconstitutional.
The Ninth Circuit Federal Court of Appeals issued a much-anticipated opinion on August 14 finding the large-capacity magazine ban is unconstitutional. Palmetto State Armory applauds the court’s ruling and is proud to have provided an affidavit in support of the challenge to the illegal ban.
As the court said, “California’s near-categorical ban of LCMs infringes on the fundamental right to self-defense…. [I]t substantially burdens the core right of self-defense guaranteed to the people under the Second Amendment. It cannot stand.”
“This decision is a victory for the Second Amendment and a reason Palmetto State Armory supports the Second Amendment Defense Fund,” said PSA owner Jamin McCallum. “Protecting our freedoms and defending our constitutional liberties are PSA’s founding principles.”
Due to the opinion, PSA will accept orders from California for large-capacity magazines. If your order is accepted the inventory is held in reserve for you. We cannot ship any of those orders until the opinion becomes final. If the decision is not final in the next 30 days, you will have the option to cancel the order or hold the reservation.
Shop PSA’s great selection of Gun Magazines here.
About Palmetto State Armory
Palmetto State Armory was created by people with a passion for firearms, tactical gear, and the great outdoors.
The history of Palmetto State Armory is simple, veteran Jamin McCallum returned from deployment with the same passion and demand for excellence that was instilled in him through the military. As an avid gun lover and businessman, he soon noticed that there did not seem to be a customer-friendly company available for the everyday gun enthusiast. With the help of a few family members and friends, Palmetto State Armory was created to meet those needs. Starting as just an ammunition and magazine website, PSA has grown into a full-service company represented by the website, multiple retail locations, and its own personalized firearms brand. With a dedication to quality and customer service, Palmetto State Armory has their sights set on continued excellence and growth.
No matter what you’re searching for, we’re here to help you in your quest to get geared up for the big hunt or add to your collection. Whether you’re a beginner or an avid collector, Palmetto State Armory has everything you need!
I never buy from PS and this is another reason why. If they keep saying, “large capacity magazines” I’m going to lose it. Its standard capacity. Continue to use the enemies language and we are all going to lose it. Dumbasses…
How much weed is in your system?
Hard telling, it doesnt really matter, kinda hard to hallucinate a reuters article. However, Never EVER underestimate DARPA….
You can get that “BANG” if you set it on overload.
I disagree with PSA on this matter. I would advocate for shipping whatever people want to California all the time.
Agree. Mass non compliance is what will start the pushback to regain our gun rights.
Put yourself in PSA’s place. For you, it is an exercise in thought. For them, it is a very important business decision, that could cost them either a lot of money, an investigation by the BATFE bunch, or possible injunctions by the 9th circuit court. Remember that the way the circuit court works, is that a case is heard by that 3 member panel. They make their decision. But if the State of California doesn’t like that decision, they can appeal to the entire circuit court, who can choose to hear the case, or it can go to the Supreme… Read more »
Why would a company not be comfortable simply citing decided case law at the time defending their actions? I don’t see retailers being prosecuted for another “freedom week” at this point.