Assault Weapon for sale

Richard S. wrote:

I'm On Fire wrote:Heard on the news on the radio that the EPA is considering classifying ammunition as a pollutant due to the lead.

That was tried before by "environmentalists" and rejected by the EPA.

http://www.biologicaldiversity.org/news ... -2012.html

WASHINGTON— One hundred organizations in 35 states today formally petitioned the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate toxic lead in hunting ammunition to protect public health and prevent the widespread poisoning of eagles, California condors and other wildlife. Up to 20 million birds die each year from lead poisoning after consuming spent lead shot and bullet fragments left in the wild from hunting.

“The unnecessary poisoning of eagles, condors and other wildlife is a national tragedy that the EPA can easily put an end to,” said Jeff Miller with the Center for Biological Diversity. “There are safe, available alternatives to lead ammo for all hunting and shooting sports, so there’s no reason for this poisoning to go on. Getting the lead out for wildlife is in line with traditional American conservation, hunting and fishing values.”

Today’s petition follows the EPA’s refusal in 2010 to review a petition asking for a ban on lead bullets, shotgun pellets and fishing tackle under the Toxic Substances Control Act, and seeks federal rules requiring use of nontoxic bullets and shot for hunting and shooting sports. It was filed by groups representing conservationists, birders, hunters, zoologists, scientists, American Indians, wildlife rehabilitators and veterinarians.

Richard S. wrote:Rberq it's ongoing effort, the situation I alluding to happened in 2010 but it appears they tried again last March.

rberq wrote:Some see this as a bona-fide effort to protect wildlife. Some, I'm sure, fear it is a sneaky roundabout attempt to ban ammo in general.

grumpy wrote:

Flyer5 wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/190781941697

What was it, it was pulled.

Flyer5 wrote:

grumpy wrote:

Flyer5 wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/190781941697

What was it, it was pulled.

http://fishgame.com/deblog.php?p=998#.UPCmR2dHUe9

samhill wrote:Anyone interested there is a full auto M-16 for sale by NorthEast, Pa. only has one bid of $10K, can't blame the city for making a little profit. I don't know if that's a reasonable price or not, seems high & the guy wants to scare everyone else away. It says in excellent condition, fired very little & never used on patrol. If you have a Class #3 there it is.