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To: Noumenon

Good idea, Mr Bowman.


49 posted on 03/31/2009 5:51:40 AM PDT by MrB (irreconcilable: One of two or more conflicting ideas or beliefs that cannot be brought into harmony.)
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I visit quite a few gun and shooting forums and recently there has been a disturbing trend of people buying guns but not getting any ammo because there isn’t any.

So what is happening is these people are targeting those they know like co-workers, neighbors etc. and are demanding that they share some ammo.

Now I am all for an organized movement to rescue America but there is now way I am going to part with items I worked for and developed.

Right now its not the fear of the feds taking guns, its the nosy neighbor, its your fellow workers and of course there are the ones that need ammo to have in order to rob and kill.

Ammunition vigilance is the keyword here, it is having an effect like news of a gold discovery. By all means share if you wish but keep in mind that if you had your hands on it especially if its a reload it may also have your DNA and prints and if that ammo was used in a felony those CSI’s can trace it back.

America is approaching the Wild West way of life soon. Or perhaps in a more illustrious manner like the TV series, Firefly. There is evil afoot, it has no mercy, it acts illogically and has superior firepower, we fight, we withdraw to attack again.


66 posted on 03/31/2009 6:19:01 AM PDT by Eye of Unk ("If there must be trouble, let it be in my day, that my child may have peace." T. Paine)
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To: MrB

Hog feedin’ time...


68 posted on 03/31/2009 6:20:15 AM PDT by Noumenon (Time for Atlas to shrug - and to pick up a gun)
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