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Ammunition is largely unregulated in the U.S., and there are no federal restrictions on how much you can buy at once. On top of that, no one is keeping track of how much ammo is out there sitting in basements, including the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.

As defined by law, certain types of ammunition are illegal to possess. Restricted ammunition includes both armor piercing and hollow point bullets, along with other weaponry. Restricted ammunition includes what legislators have deemed to be particularly dangerous.

It is not illegal to stockpile firearms here in the United States. There is no legal restriction on the number of firearms you are able to own nor the amount of ammunition. Thus it is perfectly legal regardless of the number of guns you own (guaranteed by the Second Amendment, our Right to Bear Arms).

Are hollow point bullets legal for civilian use? Yes, everywhere in the U.S. with one exception. The state of New Jersey bans civilians from possessing hollow point ammo unless they're at home or hunting. If you are not in the Garden State, you can legally load hollow points in your carry weapon.

A: Yes. Under federal law it is perfectly legal to make, sell and purchase armor-piercing ammunition as long as you have the proper licensing.

It is illegal to buy or sell armor piercing pistol ammo. So a 9mm would fall into that category. The reason for this is that most criminals use pistols, and they dont want to give criminals the ability to easily defeat police Kevlar vests. It is however legal to have armor piercing rifle ammo.

Ammo can be shown at all California gun shows but must be held in a locked container, unless being considered by a potential buyer with the assistance of the employee or vendor. Only police officers or security personnel may be in possession of both a firearm and its corresponding ammo at the same time.