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http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/article/2560750
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This is what I'm talking about.
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/article/2560750
I'd be more concerned if you have any plans to buy an SBR or suppressor using a gun trust. ATF might make a ruling as early as May of this year.
You can find plenty of .223/5.56 ammo without the steel tip right now. Might be a good idea to buy some to have on hand.
Completely not the point. Both are egregious, but this sets the stage for a ban on any "military caliber" to be designated "not for sporting use".. which is all fine and dandy for Elmer Fudd because he doesn't shoot AR-15's... but then Elmer learns that 45/70, 30-06, etc.. are all "military calibers", and by then it's too late. Having a trust and a suppressed SBR are completely meaningless if the ammo needed to make it run is illegal. You basically have a $2000 aluminum paperweight. Don't get me wrong, I'm pissed about rule 41p... im pissed about the atf changing the definition of "manufacturing" in regards to an 80% lower, I'm pissed about the change in the legality of the sig brace (although I knew that was coming).. every step they take moves one step closer to an outright ban on guns... This decision, i think, opens a whole new avenue for these a-holes to ban guns.
I agree completely. People should realize what is happening little at a time and realize just how important it is to vote for pro 2A candidate.
If you do not vote, you might as well be voting for the anti 2A folks.
The anti 2A folks have realized that they cannot ban the most popular sporting rifle so they're going after the ammo.
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