More UN Gun Ban

[Wonderbunny]

For those who don't think the UN and our current administration want to ban our firearms check out the link below.

http://mail.conservativecontacts.co...393740115&ch=421115F59D3421B2581592A17DD3E667

(copy and paste to your browser) or go to www.CCRKBA.org

 

[gaseous maximus]

I believe, but then I'm old and feeble minded. I also believe that one tool the government is going to use/has been using, to do away with firearms, is the demonization, and outlawing the use of lead in all products, and manufacturing processes. Without lead, firearms ownership isn't going to matter much.

 

[Hump66]

Yeah, because you can't buy bullets without lead in them.../sarcasm

 

[reddog1]

We need some excitement. Everyone bring your excess guns to your local dealer now.

 

[Koshinn]

Yeah, because you can't buy bullets without lead in them.../sarcasm

Maybe banning lead bullets will lead to more steel/copper bullets, like the m855a1. Mmmm armor-piercing barried-blind bullets.

 

[alec_f1]

The question is, what are YOU going to do if these bans become a reality? I don't see why the EPA hasn't at least attempted to ban all lead bullets with "toxic lead in the environment" bogus research data. We're going to have to treat all of these like prohibition laws of old.

 

[gaseous maximus]

Yeah, because you can't buy bullets without lead in them.../sarcasm

Didn't mean to imply that there are no non lead bullets. My point is that the cost of shooting will rise drastically, without lead.

 

[tRidiot]

Lead.... hmmm.... where do we find lead to melt to make into bullets? Isn't it in the ground???

 

[gaseous maximus]

Lead.... hmmm.... where do we find lead to melt to make into bullets? Isn't it in the ground???

Gosh, what an eye opener, had always thought that its natural state was bullets, wheel weights and type metal. This in spite of persistent rumors, that it was also in automotive batteries.