'Ammunition Accountability' Legislation. (No ammo sales after 6/30/2009)

email | 4/20/2009

[Kakaze]

Just keep pushing.

[twistedwrench]

LOL...Nice

[Walmartian]

Blackriverrat myself. First "residential district" area North of Hillard bridge. Not as nice as Current but much less traffic.

[Ancesthntr]

Any privately held uncoded ammunition must be destroyed by July 1, 2011. (Including hand loaded ammo.)

I'll bet that a lot gets turned in, and very quickly - but not necessarily in the manner that the sponsors and supporters of this bill are contemplating. Me, I have a suspicion that lots will get turned in at speeds from 850 FPS all the way up to 3,300 or so FPS.

[snoringbear]

“Better build another five thousand prisons. For starters.”

Hope the light bulb is starting to come on for those who did not understand Obama’s campaign statement “we can't count on the military, we need to build a Civilian Defense Corp just as big and just as strong as our military”. Also, hope everyone is now beginning to understand Secretary Napolitano’s report and comments about vet's. She is lead off batter for the Obama mind shaping game...

[Ancesthntr]

If the government is going to make us destroy something that we legally purchased, then it will have to pay just compensation for the de facto taking of private property. Given the cost of ammo and the likely increase in the cost of ammo as a result of this legislation, most of these states will not be able to afford to pay us fair market value.

I'm not selling, I'm not destroying. Condemnation is only for public use - and notwithstanding that Kelo abomination, there is ZERO public use connected with the seizure of my legally acquired and used property.

Come and take it, mf'ers.

[Frantzie]

Man .380 must be the worst. I like Sportsman’s guide because they usually list the inventory online. The earlies t is Jul 6, 2009 backordered. 9 mm had some in stock.

Ammoman out of stock on .380 too. Cheaper Than Dirt - out of stock on .380. CTD has 9 mm in the more expensive stuff.

Any other suggestions here folks?

[Chewbacca]

This is good new.

Finally wars will be ended and crime will be ended as all the armies of the world are stopped from purchasing ammunition and the police and criminals are no longer sold ammo preventing innocent citizens from being killed from no-knock raids and home invasions.

[Ancesthntr]

Now, now. Let's not be so negative. Banning drugs has worked so well. The war on drugs can serve as an excellent guide for the war on guns.

I agree. They will have an awful time banning lead and lead alloys, what with 100+ years of production in large volumes, and the making of brass cases (aside from the billions and billions out there) would be a cinch for many machinists. Casting is an old and oft-used skill, and with the price of ammo skyrocketing as it has in the last year or so, many more people are getting into it. Primers - ditto, though they'd likely be simpler than what is currently manufactured by the billions each year. Powder - same.

Besides, as an acquaintance of mine once said, "why worry about what is or isn't in the store, when the morons are going to bring the store to you?"

[TigersEye]

Hopefully black market ammo will be cheaper than it is now.

[maddog55]

I see this as an awesome opportunity since it only affects criminals. According to the website it states. ...”when a potential criminal purchases a box of 9mm cartridges”. Does this mean it only this affects only 9mm ammo so it’s not an issue? (sarcasm)

My recommendation would be to enact legislation where all criminals must have a Federal ID that states they are a criminal and that they must present the ID to any intended victim prior to committing a crime.

The Federal Criminal ID Card must also be used by the criminal when they legally purchase ammunition and when they legally buy a gun.

If a non-legal gun or non-legal ammunition is used in a crime the criminal must leave a copy of his Federal ID at the scene of any crime to ensure they receive the credit for the crime committed.

Makes sense to me.... (more sarcasm)

[old curmudgeon]

I second the comment that you owe it to everyone to know what you are posting.

[AvOrdVet]

The war on drugs can serve as an excellent guide for the war on guns.

Actually the War on Drugs and the War on Guns have been in a symbiotic relationship for a long time.

The war on guns: Joel Miller explains how drug cops are killing 2nd Amendment

[IbJensen]

...2nd Amendment brothers are simply stirring the pot in order to make gun/ammo sales.

Owning no Ruger or Colt stock myself, I see pot stirring to agitate stronger support for the Second Amendment to be admirable these dark days.

[IbJensen]

I knew what I was posting and decided that the email I received should be reproduced here in its entirety. Unlike leftists who control our media, I don't believe in censorship, nor do I believe the motto of the NYSlimes: All The news that fits we print.

[GingisK]

They tracked ammunition sales in the late 60s and into the 70s. The database proved to be useless for selecting possible criminal acts. It was abandon.

I guess the idiots in office are too young to remember that, or are just the usual leftists who refuse to make use of information that goes contrary to their "enlightened" decisions.

[happygrl]

Well OK, when the country splits, we’ll take the “white” states, and THEY can have the “red.”

[piroque]

If each box has a unique code, they will need at least an 11 digit code with letters and numbers in it, given the amount of ammo sold commercially in the USA. Imagine how many 50 rd boxes of .22 get sold every year.

What if I swap you half a box of mine for a half box of yours and we mix them ????? Anyone else in on this deal ????????????

[Clinging Bitterly]

The info in the email isn’t entirely accurate or current.

[MDspinboyredux]

..... or jacking up the price of ammo or firearms.