Ammo clause on Biden's Russia sanctions could soon make shooting very expensive Could impose restrictions on permanent imports of certain Russian firearms

wnd.com ^ | 2/25/2022 1723 hrs et | Jacob Gurney

[rktman]

So, if you ordered some nuke ammo, you may be out of luck. Higher ammo prices, absurd preventable fuel prices, absurd preventable food prices. Lets go brandon and your psycho supporters who think this is closing in on utopia. Dumbassery writ large.

[dp0622]

And it could end up far worse than anyone could have ever imagined...if that’s possible.

You must expect all kinds of catastrophe when a d is president.

[kiryandil]

It's not a bug, it's a feature.

Commie Joe and The Commie-ettes, hard at work.

[SpeedyInTexas]

Banned everything made in Russia!

[Lurkinanloomin]

Dumbassery writ large.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

And cheered on by Bush League Republicans.

We MUST stop re-electing Assistant Democrats.

[rktman]

AKA republicrats.

[READINABLUESTATE]

“Banned everything made in Russia!”

Get your bottle of stolichnaya while you can.

[qaz123]

Didn’t CornPop already ban Russian made guns and ammo? Old news. Already done.

Biden Administration Bans Importation of Russian Guns and Ammo ..... Ammoland Inc. Posted on August 20, 2021 by Dean Weingarten

https://www.ammoland.com/2021/08/breaking-biden-administration-bans-importation-of-russian-guns-and-ammo/

On 20 August 2021, the U.S. Department of State released a fact sheet announcing Russian firearms and ammunition importation will be banned for a minimum of 12 months starting 7 September 2021. From state.gov:

New sanctions imposed today under the CBW Act include:

Restrictions on the permanent imports of certain Russian firearms. New and pending permit applications for the permanent importation of firearms and ammunition manufactured or located in Russia will be subject to a policy of denial.
The ban is listed as a sanction pursuant to the Chemical and Biological Weapons (CBW) Control and Warfare Elimination Act of 1991, over the supposed Russian use of the “Novichok” chemical agent to poison Aleksey Navainy.

[qaz123]

That is good vodka

[Navy Patriot]

...Biden's Russia sanctions could soon make shooting very expensive...

Americans will pay through the nose for the Biden Crime Family's Right to assist, arm and collect Bribes and Graft from a Nazi Ukrainian Coup "Government" that is Ethnically Cleansing Eastern Europe of White Christians.

"Rights" are important, you know.

[rktman]

“...policy of denial...” We may need to get used to that phrase before long........

[MercyFlush]

A pox on anyone buying anything from Russia while there’s a war on.

[rktman]

“”Rights” are important, you know.” Lucky for us our astute (p)resident has let us know that none of them are absolute. I wonder if there would be much push back if someone wanted to usurp/modify/suspend the 13th or 19th amendments. Nah, probably not. /$

[Charles Martel]

The sanctions add additional restrictions to exports on missile-related and nuclear goods and technology, the release states.

Can we use this retroactively to chuck Hillary in the hoosegow over the Uranium One controversy? Yeah, I doubt it.

As far as the guns and ammo stuff, that's been known since last summer. Current imports have been based on previously-existing approvals which will not be renewed, due to these sanctions (really, any imported firearms, parts and ammo are low-hanging fruit for an administration with an anti-gun agenda, so most shooters saw this coming).

[MercyFlush]

Stoli is no longer made in Russia per a news segment I heard from Utah this morning.

[escapefromboston]

Don’t recall any sanctions on any Chinese goods after they releases a plague on the entire planet.

[CarmichaelPatriot]

I don’t care, since I don’t use cheap Russian ammo. Real ammo has a brass case.

[qaz123]

Exactly.

The bureaucratic mechanisms are used to bypass laws. And government at EVERY level has become incredibly proficient at using those mechanisms for everything from banning bullets to raising your property taxes.

[Bruce Campbells Chin]

I'm totally fine with stopping Russian ammo imports and meeting that demand with domestic production. Seems to me like subsidizing Russian ammo manufacturing capability rather than our own wasn't a good idea from the jump.

I'm willing to pay a few extra cents a round to make that happen.

[rktman]

LOL!