They made a promise to the chinese that when thier ready thier wont be any problems
I've never heard Sen. Inhofe talk about this sort of craziness.
I've got all the ammo I can imagine ever needing. For the short-term anyway.
Probably have at least 5000 - 6000 .22 LR just sitting there.
To all those grey squirrel, woodchuck, anarchist, leftists, I say...
Bring it on!
I am curious why no state has stepped forward with “enabling” laws to encourage ammunition manufacture in their state, on condition that it be sold exclusively in the state, for in state use only. No federal sales.
A micro manufacturer could make a handsome profit right now by setting up a small manufacturing site and making ammo like there was no tomorrow. If anything, he could hire a bunch of people to make it by hand, if fully automated was too expensive. Less ammo, higher quality, also sells.
If he really wanted money on the micro sales market, his big push would be for long term storage packaging. Much higher price, but “guaranteed” for 10 or 20 years, assuming the packaging remains sealed.
I remember the zero administration stonewalling all efforts to find out why govt was buying so much ammo. Maybe the only way inhofe could get an answer was to level this charge.
So when is this going to hit court, you cannot secondarily interfere with an amendment if the Constitution? The Supreme Court has already ruled on this point of law.