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Originally Posted by Big_Bill
I don't know why I am surprised that you believe that rifle and pistol cases are "Sensitive Munitions" ?
Or that you would believe that this is their concern, as the abandoned a "Super Secret Stealth Observation Aircraft" in Iran, without trying to destroy it before it could be sent to Russia and China to reverse engineered and study.
Ammunition cases have not changed in over 100 years ! I have examined them, weighted them, checked their volumes and hardness and ounce fired cases are all within the acceptable normal variances, depending on the type of weapon they are fired from. So their secrets are already revealed.
And if this was a situation of National Security, they would have our troops in the Sand Box police their cases before they left the battle field.
The politicians lie, the government confirms their lies, what else is new.
But I am sure you will continue believe what you wish. Or believe what ever they tell you to believe.
Sincerely,
Bill
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This morning after reading your source material, then looking for another article. Just to see what you were talking about. This is due to the fact the NRA is biased in their reporting.
No where did I say I was in agreement with the article posted. Was just trying to get some of the facts. From the article it appears to state it was first purposed and implemented by the former President prior to this administration.
The jest of the article was to generate a feeding frenzy benefiting the manufacturing of ammo industries.
I am a gun owner and remember the scare when Obama was elected causing shortages on ammo. Driving up the prices and making some calibers scarce.
I have not seen anything by this administration done to curtail my gun rights to date. I can still go and buy the same guns and ammo today as four years ago.
Selling surplus Military brass on the open market could be used to supply foreign entities of some kind we should agree. So someone saw a need for this in the nations interests.
Barney