Ammo Shelf,Why So Empty?

Devil505 wrote:

SuperBeetle wrote:Bring it on...............I had pizza for lunch

I saw what you were eating! (it wasn't pizza...... it was French Croissants & dainty little finger sandwiches)

Ummmmmmmmm actually it was pizza that had deer burger and deer bologna topping. The deer was shot by myself with non-micro stamped ammunition that was loaded by me as well.

I fill the hollow points with coal ash.

you go coal berner you are the man. I shoot and collect all, the Govt. has got to step aside and keep there nose clean. They have two many other issues to deal with than to waste time and money on this stuff. If Obama wants to pull the same crap large scale in the USA that he has in ILL. give him the boot. (Yeah I mean punish lawful citizens for defending themselves, and property from violence, and criminals. Go to hell and die the world will not miss you anymore for not being here. 7mm Rem Ob beater!!!

SuperBeetle wrote:Do a search on Ammunition Accountability Act

http://nationalgunrights.org/ammoaccountability.shtml

Can you point me to a state - any state will do - that has even voted on such a bill? There isn't one. I understand that such a bill actually made some progress on an episode of the West Wing a few years back when it was still in production. When you find that state, please provide a link to the actual bill (and the votes on it) and not a link to some site like WorldNutsDaily or some other partisan slop.

And your beloved NRA points out that ammo marking is not technologically feasible at this time. There may be a patent on it but that doesn't mean it's doable.

Good luck with anyone who would want to confiscate my old ammo. I'll give it to them 1 bullet at a time.

I love my 1945 Mosin Nagant. Those Ruskies build a good gun.

Sorry tvb, you roll snake eyes again. Gov. Ahnuld signed the microstamping bill into law. I'd post a link but I'm still at work in my 10th hour on my way to 13. Someone has to pay for all the tax money you want to give away.

tvb wrote:

SuperBeetle wrote:Do a search on Ammunition Accountability Act

http://nationalgunrights.org/ammoaccountability.shtml

Can you point me to a state - any state will do - that has even voted on such a bill? There isn't one. I understand that such a bill actually made some progress on an episode of the West Wing a few years back when it was still in production. When you find that state, please provide a link to the actual bill (and the votes on it) and not a link to some site like WorldNutsDaily or some other partisan slop.

And your beloved NRA points out that ammo marking is not technologically feasible at this time. There may be a patent on it but that doesn't mean it's doable.

Yo Ms. TVB....................I DO NOT belong to the NRA. Get your facts straight before making any accusations about me.

That is a microstamping bill and it is not the ammunition accountability act. The AAA IS what I was referring to as that is what Superbeetle was basing his argument on. It is also dependent on available technology which at this point renders it kind of moot.

Here - I did your homework for you (it took about 17 seconds) http://info.sen.ca.gov/pub/07-08/bill/a ... tered.html

SuperBeetle wrote:

tvb wrote:

SuperBeetle wrote:Do a search on Ammunition Accountability Act

http://nationalgunrights.org/ammoaccountability.shtml

Can you point me to a state - any state will do - that has even voted on such a bill? There isn't one. I understand that such a bill actually made some progress on an episode of the West Wing a few years back when it was still in production. When you find that state, please provide a link to the actual bill (and the votes on it) and not a link to some site like WorldNutsDaily or some other partisan slop.

And your beloved NRA points out that ammo marking is not technologically feasible at this time. There may be a patent on it but that doesn't mean it's doable.

Yo Ms. TVB....................I DO NOT belong to the NRA. Get your facts straight before making any accusations about me.

Okay and Jeffrey Dahmer wasn't a member of Diner's Club to the best of my knowledge but he had some strange eating habits anyway!

UpStateMike wrote:Good luck with anyone who would want to confiscate my old ammo. I'll give it to them 1 bullet at a time.

I love my 1945 Mosin Nagant. Those Ruskies build a good gun.

Nobody is coming for your ammo. We are just going to charge you $25,000 per bullet and give it all to the poor people and illegal immigrants.

tvb wrote:That is a microstamping bill and it is not the ammunition accountability act. The AAA IS what I was referring to as that is what Superbeetle was basing his argument on. It is also dependent on available technology which at this point renders it kind of moot.

Here - I did your homework for you (it took about 17 seconds) http://info.sen.ca.gov/pub/07-08/bill/a ... tered.html

What are you talking about I argued with whom? I gave a bad link or what?

Didn't you encourage me to become familiar with the Ammunition Accountability Act a few posts back?

tvb wrote:Didn't you encourage me to become familiar with the Ammunition Accountability Act a few posts back?

Yep I did

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samhill wrote:Don`t really know what all it takes to convert theM16, just used that as an example of an assult rifle. A m-14 is a very easy one to do at least on the military ones. It takes one shot to bring down most game( if it takes a lot more than that your not sure of your shot & probably shouldn`t have taken it) I guess a fully auto is great for hunting ground meat. Might as well go after fresh roal kill.
As for greed not entering into it, greed is in everything in demand. Umbrellas when it`s raining, gabage patch dolls when you couldn`t get them, gas when a false speculation was created. A shortage or demand for a product doesn`t make it cost more to produce, market or transport, lowers storage & display costs. It`s pure greed that sets the higher price a demand for a product might lessen the supply, it doesn`t raise the price.
Want to read an interesting bit on MSN money monet this morning, it explains a lot about what is happening to 401k funds & the morgage crisis thru wall st. ceo greed. Don`t know yet how accurate it is but sure sounds true.

To convert a M1 A1to a M14 you need 4 Parts still illgal to own them parts unless you go threw the Proper Procedure
Period. The price of ammo & firearms is up because fuel & shipping cost and raw material to make it went threw the
roof.Brass lead copper powder primers all double some tripple in Price so it cost more to make so the price went up .
Also there are two wars going another reason way the ammo is in short supply same thing happend in the early 90's
when desert storm was going on .