To: sully777; vigl; Cagey; Abathar; A. Patriot; B Knotts; getsoutalive; muleskinner; sausageseller; ...
This is beyond ridiculous............
2 posted on
09/03/2008 7:25:02 AM PDT by
Red Badger
(All that carbon in all that oil and coal was once in the atmosphere. We're just putting it back.....)
To: Red Badger
If they can come up with an alternative to using lead, why is this so ridiculous???
To: Red Badger
Well, if we replace lead by depleted uranium (nice and heavy) from spent nuclear reactor cores, we would solve the "lead problem", as well as "what to do with nuclear waste". That's called a "win-win" situation!
8 posted on
09/03/2008 7:29:34 AM PDT by
TomKOne
To: Red Badger
“This is beyond ridiculous..”
Why?
To: Red Badger
My crystal ball which is linked to the law of unintended consequences indicates a big jump in waste tires entering the environment.
26 posted on
09/03/2008 7:42:05 AM PDT by
meatloaf
To: hiredhand; Joe Brower; Tijeras_Slim; 300winmag; Lurker
Dang ....so much for free roadside reloading components when the biker zombies take over !
28 posted on
09/03/2008 7:43:36 AM PDT by
Squantos
((Be polite. Be professional. But have a plan to kill everyone you meet)
To: Red Badger
Just like lead shot for “water foul” hunting. Yet, last I checked, lead doesn't leach like other heavy metals.
So, now you'll be paying about $5 for a wheel weight made of Tungsten or Bismuth instead of $.05
49 posted on
09/03/2008 8:37:30 AM PDT by
fightinbluhen51
("...If it moves, tax it, if it moves faster, regulate it, if it stops, subsidies it.")
To: Red Badger
18 pounds of wheel weights and 2 pounds of 50-50 solder makes a Lyman #2 alloy for hard lead cast bullets.
52 posted on
09/03/2008 8:50:26 AM PDT by
mountainlion
(concerned conservative.)
To: Red Badger
Somebody is looking for ways to prevent the home manufacture of ammunition. Looks like they found it.
58 posted on
09/03/2008 9:03:42 AM PDT by
B4Ranch
("Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you"--John Steinbeck)
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