[American in Israel]

Perhaps they could beg for ammo from the TSA and the Social Security Administration.

[Obadiah]

Yeah, maybe the feds shouldn’t have tried to corner the market on ammo.

[SIDENET]

Take it up with our wannabe dictator.

He's the guy effin it up for everybody.

[Boogieman]

The citizens are stocking up on ammo and the jackboots are running out. Win-win.

[Alaska Wolf]

Perhaps they could beg for ammo from the TSA and the Social Security Administration.

I don't believe all that they ordered was manufactured and delivered.

[samadams2000]

Can’t they call the EPA, IRS, Interior, HHS, Education Department, Social Security and offer to buy? All those agencies have enforcement power now, and are buying giant stockpiles of ammunition.

[chulaivn66]

We’re saving the lives of dogs! Keep ammo out of the hands of police!

[Travis McGee]

Dear Mr. Security Agent: A letter to law enforcement concerning gun control

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2975695/posts

[tomkat]

Dogs nationwide are keeping their paws crossed !

[SampleMan]

Personally, I think ammunition and firearm manufactureres should cease selling anything but revolvers and .38 ammo to the police and cease supplying wholesalers/retailers who do. After all, no one “needs” more.

[snippy_about_it]

“There’s been a whole lot of hysteria raised by the [National Rifle Association] about the need to stockpile guns because Obama’s going to take your guns away,” Caroline Brewer, a spokeswoman for the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, tells ABC News. “It may mean more gun owners are buying more guns.”

Oh sure, blame it on the NRA instead of Obama.

The article also says,

"The federal government may have experienced a similar shortage if it didn’t prepare ahead of time: the Department of Homeland Security recently ordered 200,000 rounds of bullets at the cost of $45,000 dollars. The ammo will be delivered to a training site in South California."

What did they know and when did they know it?

[Brad’s Gramma]

Call me Skeptical, but this reeks of ammo regulation next.

[rockinqsranch]

Interesting, but I call bullshit on this one, because we live not too far from a LEO only police range that is operating seven days a week, and into the night around 8:00 PM. We can hear the LEO practice from the ranch as well when we drive towards Moreno Valley from here we can see the police vehicles coming, and going from as far away as Los Angeles, and San Diego, Santa Ana, and more.

If they didn’t have the ammo then what’s all that LEO traffic, and noise?

[piroque]

because they’re not as proficient as they should be.

The ammo you buy may save the live of my dog or your own,,, My dog and I thank you

[GlockThe Vote]

Sorry for being a prick - but people who waited till now have only themselves to blame if they cant get what they want

[Chode]

feh, they're no better than anybody else, tough...

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

My thoughts exactly. The feds however won’t budge.

They don’t care about how individuals can protect them selves, just how they can project their power. If push comes to shove an EMP strike would be a blessing.

[CodeToad]

If cops would stop shooting helpless family pets maybe they’d have more than enough ammo.

[Obama_Is_Sabotaging_America]

When 0bammy's agencies (DHS, SSA, USWS, NOAA, TSA, etc.) all bought billions of rounds of high-end ammo, including millions of .223 rounds, how did they know that Sandy Hook would happen and trigger ravenous public demand for ammo? HMMMM?

Wow, look at this from AUGUST 15, 2012:

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/ready-why-did-the-national-weather-service-request-46000-rounds-of-ammo/

And this from SEPTEMBER 18, 2012:

http://www.infowars.com/dhs-purchases-200-million-more-rounds-of-ammunition/

And then Sandy Hook on DECEMBER 14, 2012..

[dinodino]

Tough cookies. Talk to Obama.

[Secret Agent Man]

bs, cops don’t practice much, maybe twice a year for the average cop.