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No. You must have a valid Possession & Acquisition Licence (PAL) to purchase ammunition in Canada.

You need a registration certificate for restricted and prohibited firearms. Usually if you are in possession of a firearm, you need a licence even if you are not the owner and never handle the firearm. If a peace officer finds that you have a firearm without a valid licence, you risk penalties.

A minor can still use firearms of any class without a licence if they are under the direct and immediate supervision of someone who is licensed to have that firearm. The licensed person should be near enough to the minor to take immediate action to prevent any unsafe or illegal use of the firearm.

What do you need to purchase ammunition in Ontario? ing to the Ammunition Regulations Act you must be at least 18 to buy ammunition, have a valid PAL and show a secondary piece of identification. Anyone between the age of 12 and 18 may purchase ammunition if they provide valid identification and a valid licence.

There is no minimum age requirement, under the Explosives Regulations, to buy ammunition (small arms cartridges) for personal use. For more than 225 kilograms of ammunition (the mass of the explosive excluding the packaging, container, shell casing or projectile), you must have an explosives licence.

A firearms license (either a POL, or PAL) must be shown to purchase loaded ammunition. The components for manufacturing ammunition (brass, bullets, powder, primers, etc.) do not require a license for their purchase. There are currently no legal limits on quantity purchases.

Among these firearms is the Ruger No. 1. Murray Smith, a technical specialist with the RCMP's Canadian Firearms Program, told the committee in early December that the Ruger No. 1 rifles ?are prohibited if, and only if, they are chambered for a calibre that produces muzzle energies in excess of 10,000 joules.?

Any individual can import up to 5,000 rounds of small arms cartridges into Canada without an import permit if they are for personal use (i.e., not for resale). If you plan to resell the cartridges or to import more than 5,000 rounds, you need an import permit.

To get an FFL, the ATF requires that you basically be a law-abiding US citizen or a permanent resident over 21 years of age who can legally own a firearm. Pretty simple stuff really. The paperwork is annoying, and you have to demonstrate you are planning to operate a business, but that's not too hard.

North Carolina Ammo Laws The State of North Caroline prohibits the possession and sale of teflon-coated bullets. Beyond that, there are no known unusual ammo laws in the state of North Carolina; the state does not require a license to purchase ammo.