July 2019 ammo restrictions

[beginnerhunter]

Slightly off topic, but at what point are taxes, fees, licenses considered an infringement of 2nd amendment rights? Obviously, any extra fees/regulations could be argued to impede a person's right to bear arms, I'm not trying to make that libertarian argument. But has there been any scholarly work on what would be considered unconstitutional?

The reason I ask is that I've seen it argued on some mainstream outlets that taxation is a good way to circumvent the constitution on gun control. So what sort of taxes would be considered constitutional? $100? $1000? Up to the cost of the gun/ammunition purchase? One million billion dollars? Is there a precedent here?

 

[Laszlo Cravensworth]

Just curious if any of our California forum members who went hunting this year our of state had any problems with ammo when they returned back to California?

Highly doubtful. The ag check stations I frequent have no interest in anything besides fruit.