Posted on 11/07/2020 6:30:54 AM PST by srmanuel
So I can sue Walmart for the drano clorox I bought there that my dog drank when it spilled in my kitchen?
How about I sue Kroger for the carrot my child ate and he choked on it?
Or Costco, for selling me that Peanut Butter that I fed to a kid who was allergic to it and killed him?
Why was it allowed to proceed?
That is too bad. During one of the previous shortages I had to redo some of my favorite recipes to use primers that were easier to get, some of them actually worked better than the original recipe's.
I guess at times when it has been hard to find toilet paper and paper towels this should not be too surprising. I stocked up on my favorite powders along with primers during times when they were easy to get. I get multiple uses out of brass and also scavenge it from the range if someone has not been picking up after themselves. Where did you hear that you will not be able to buy primers online next year?
One of my friends is really into large caliber air rifles that you charge with a scuba tank. He came over after he got a new 220 grain 44 caliber pellet mold so I could help him get going with it. The mold makes six hollow point 45 caliber projectiles at a time. Our first batch looked perfect.
He asked me for a chunk of wood. I gave him a piece of scrap 2x6... I thought he was going to take it outside and set it up next to a tree. Instead he threw it on the floor and shot it with his air rifle. The 2x6 split in two and chunks of the “pellet” went binging off the concrete floor and through my ceiling. It was insane and he got a piece of my mind. Those projectiles are heavier and leave the barrel of his air rifle with more velocity and foot pounds than a typical .45 acp hand gun.
I just checked Midway USA... my favorite pistol powder, Hodgdon Titegroup is curraintly available in my preferred 8 pound container size for $152.99 but it says they have only 2 left. It is a very versatile powder, you ought to consider buying one of the remaining kegs if you like to reload pistol cartridges. The brass doesn't seem a lot more expensive than what I am used to paying. But you are right the primers are sold out which does not really surprise me. I sure cannot find out anything about online primer sales being banned in 2021. Do you have a link?
Thank the Lord we have a 5-4 Supreme Court majority and that Benedict Roberts is now irrelevant. He can vote commie all he wants, but it won’t change a thing. In 2016 people said why elected Trump. This is why. 5-4 conservative majority on the SCOTUS.
I have 7 kids. They were all raised around readily-available guns and taught gun safety. No problem.
The Lord’s timing on RBG’s demise is prophetic.
PDJT is The Lord’s chosen man of the hour.
That is not a coincidence.
Object lesson.
I have not done a count lately, but I have enough primers in sealed storage with desiccant to last for years at my current consumption rate. I also have several hundred pounds of lead and access to hundreds of pounds more. I also have a lot of brass and powder.
Here is a place that sells large caliber "pellet" guns. I have no idea how reputable they are. Link just for info.
https://topairgun.com/45-caliber-air-rifles/
They pack quite a wallop and require nothing but lead and air. Since they are not a “firearm” there are not a lot of restrictions on their use. The primary disadvantages are that they are not as powerful as a rifle and they weigh a lot.
Biden has it right in his campaign website, under ‘Gun Safety’ provisions... Www.joesbiden.com, gun safety
Online guns, parts and AMMUNITION sales will be banned.
Along with overseaseas shipments of guns and ammunition...goodbye Wolf, and all the Russian and European bulk sellers of ammo.
Guees who the AG was from Calif that pushed through microstamping there, yeah, her.
Cali already has online ammo sales banned, and high cap mags and a mandatory Ammunition License and Registration law, coming soon to a state near you.
Nothing in the 2nd amendment about ammo restrictions, not a word.
Theres 1000 ways they can raise the prices on everything gun related, taxes, restrictions, you name it.
I’m good for at least 8 years, lol, i stocked up, but i still keep shopping.
Absolutely Amazing,
“Self-Made Man”-—
Even That Title screams
American Constitution.
Thanks!
I pound with thumbs on my tablet, i have too many typos to try to correct, im not a jounnalist, forgive me!
yeah, just google it
www.joebiden.com/gunsafety/#
Because the Courts said so, why who knows other than liberal judges
OK, thanks. I expect the evidence of fraud to continue snowballing, so I doubt that Biden will be elected. Even if he were I am not sure that he would be able to get any of this enacted as long as the Republicans hold the Senate, or be able to do it through executive order with the current Supreme Court.
https://joebiden.com/gunsafety/
I searched the entire document and there were no references to primers, brass, or powder... so I am thinking that you saw it somewhere else.
bttt
Activist Court Turns the Law Designed to Protect the Firearm Industry from Frivolous Lawsuits on its Head
NRA-ILA
FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 2019
https://www.nraila.org/articles/20190315/activist-court-turns-the-law-designed-to-protect-the-firearm-industry-from-frivolous-lawsuits-on-its-head
Sounds like you got a plan. (:-)
That is the reasoning of these clowns who wish to sue the Firearms industry for personal negligence.
Every single judge should toss these suits.
You’re using reason there.
When it comes to excuses to control gun ownership reason does not enter into the equation.
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