[marktwain]

It can be surprisingly hard to give things away. American consumers are very wary of "the catch".

[RoadGumby]

And yet they will fall hook line and sinker for ‘free’ stuff from FedGov, that does come with a catch. Take the kings gold, wear the kings collar.

[thackney]

BTTT

[Tupelo]

am one of those people that does not accept ‘free’ gifts from strangers. There are usually too damn many strings attached. As my Mother told me 60+ years ago,
“Nothing in this world is free.”
As the old tee shirt said.
“Ass or Grass no one rides for free”

[JoeProBono]

[OldPossum]

I, too, have lots of .22 ammo rounds that I credit myself with having the foresight to put away before the current crisis. But I have no particular impulse to give them away.

I do enjoy reading Mr. Weingarten’s writings, though. He writes logically, lucidly and on a topic that interests me.

[.45 Long Colt]

That’s an idea I just might copy. I am developing a line of custom products for gun owners and this might be a great marketing technique for me.

[InABunkerUnderSF]

A noble and generous act sir.

[DJ MacWoW]

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[KoRn]

I’ve been thinking it would be an interesting idea to put .22 ammo into gumball/candy machines, and place them in strategic locations where someone would likely buy them on impulse. Of course, possible theft and keeping them stocked could be a problem. Could also have potential liability issues, depending on the state they would be in.