COMIN' FER YER BULLETS...

[SmokinSigs357]

What's missing in U.S. gun control scramble? Bullets - Yahoo! News

Oh boy...

"...Ammunition can be regulated in several ways, including recording buyer information; checking backgrounds of would-be buyers; banning Internet sales of ammunition; marking bullets with factory serial numbers or imprints from the gun that fired them; and banning high-capacity magazines..."

 

[drifter197]

this stupid people are just going crazy. anything to f*** with legal gun owner. i'm so tired of this crap. no marking of the bullets,the casings or any kind of tracking will stop some one from killing another.

 

[Gee223]

Come on Indy, I'd like to see that nullification law passed any time now...

 

[SmokinSigs357]

Well, in all fairness to Indiana and other reasonable places...this article references California ALOT...I think we'll be fine.

 

[Bushwookie]

One at a time of corse...

 

[jmiller676]

What pisses me off is that there is no reason any state should have to pass a law to stop the Govt from doing anything with guns. Constitution was designed for the Federal level and therefore is bound by it. It wasn't created to keep us/States in check.

 

[Bandsaw]

An editorial in the Sunday Evansville Courier advocated taxing guns and ammunition out of existence.

 

[Delmar]

What's missing in U.S. gun control scramble? Bullets - Yahoo! News

Oh boy...

"...Ammunition can be regulated in several ways, including recording buyer information; checking backgrounds of would-be buyers; banning Internet sales of ammunition; marking bullets with factory serial numbers or imprints from the gun that fired them; and banning high-capacity magazines..."

I better buy some bullet molds.

 

[churchmouse]

An editorial in the Sunday Evansville Courier advocated taxing guns and ammunition out of existence.

Anything to set up some spin and emotional response. Beat this story until it is dead.

 

[dhnorris]

I can predict an awful lot of vibrating tires. People that don't know anything are exactly who we want writing these laws, instead of calling them idiots we should be praising their wisdom

 

[Nayls47]

The Dept. of Homeland Defiance ordered 1.2 Billion bullets... (see link)
Homeland Security hoarding ammo, depriving police
Oh that's where the ammo is going. Are they going to try and starve us out?

 

[KellyinAvon]

California is in favor of a bureaucratic, expensive, multi-layered approach that will ultimately not work and drive up costs for the consumer? That figures.

 

[Racechase1]

That won't happen here in Indiana is a bad way to look at it. Your talking about politicians, so it can happen here. Look at their track record, and you want to believe them.

We should be holding their feet to a very big fire, and push them toward creating laws that are pre-emptive.We need to protect what we have , before we end up asking what the hell happened.

 

[LarryC]

Sorry I feel this way - but to me the best thing that could happen in Commiefloria is that the San Andreas fault becomes VERY active.

 

[WC Deer Hunter]

Larry ^^ I agree

Come on people! We know this will work , after all look how well it has already worked at keeping guns out of the hands of criminals!

 

[Archer46176]

Not hard to caat your own and reload just buy plenty of primers, powder and extra cases and hulls.

 

[Justin Case]

 

[Kirk Freeman]

For our younger INGO members, from 1968 to 1986, everytime one purchased ammunition, the FFL would write down your name and address by mandate of federal law.

It assisted in not a single criminal prosecution.

 

[printcraft]

For our younger INGO members, from 1968 to 1986, everytime one purchased ammunition, the FFL would write down your name and address by mandate of federal law.

It assisted in not a single criminal prosecution.

The right people didn't try it. It will surely work this time.
They have the best intentions of the people at heart don't you know?

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

The right people didn't try it. It will surely work this time.
They have the best intentions of the people at heart don't you know?

Yes. We can do it smarter. It's an important common sense measure that we must gather the appropriate "resources" to keep the children safe.