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Why You Should Question the Feds
What a boat load of horsecrap. The feds want to buy 1.6 BILLION ROUNDS of ammo! That's a staggering figure. At 15 million rounds a year that's over 100 years worth of supply:
http://news.yahoo.com/homeland-secur...190840538.html The real reason they want all this ammo is to prevent citizens from buying it, and to drive up the cost. Next thing the feds will do is slap an exorbitant tax on ammo. Just watch. It's comming. |
This, of course, is in addition to all the ammo the military absorbs for the "war on terror."
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....unless the its a Dem everything is ok. Repub drinks water its national news.
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In step with this is the fact that the Armed forces no longer sell their used brass. They now shred it and sell as scrap. Reaping a fraction of the value.
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I don't think this is the main reason you should question your government, just saying...
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Forget about the cost, forget about fact that local law enforcement is also screwed by this policy, forget about the staggering figure for just a moment and ponder the greater ramifications of this policy. It's just an inexcusable amount of small arms ammunition. |
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Is our military,police suppose to use paint balls. BTW,are ammo producers limited in the amt of ammo they can make. Is there some ammo mine out there that's going dry. Let me let you in on a little secret,they can make more ammo. |
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Ammunition purchased in the US on the whole was about 10-12 Billion rounds last year as far as I can tell. This government purchase would account for 2.5%-3.5% of the total market. A significant portion to be sure, but enough to intentionally drive prices significantly higher? I wonder if the logic doesn't work the other way? The American public has been significantly escalating their guns and ammo purchases over the past several years, which has put significant pressure on pricing and supply. If I'm a large consumer of ammunition, like the DHS, I'm probably also looking to make large volume purchases to keep cost down, and ensure adequate supply over the next several years. Or maybe I'm just looking to start a war against the american public. Hard to say. |
This thread is horse crap.
Is our military,police suppose to use paint balls. 1.6 BILLION rounds for ONE agency BTW,are ammo producers limited in the amt of ammo they can make.Yes, just like every other producer of goods. Manufacturers have supply pipelines that are configured based upon past, current, and projected need. Try telling a bullet manufacturer, oh hey can you crank out a couple extra BILLION bullets for me this month? The gov't bought all mine Is there some ammo mine out there that's going dry. If there was an ammo mine I would live there. Let me let you in on a little secret,they can make more ammo. Cute, but I don't think you know what you're talking about. |
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Its about 400Million bullets a year, so not as direct of a hit on the manufacturer "pipeline" as 1.6B all at once. 400 Million gets spread out over a year to make about 32 Million a month - not the 1.6B/month you implied. Also - last year ICE bought almost 500Million bullets. Will you invite me over to your ammo mine for tea and scrumpets when and if you ever find the magical place. It would be interesting for sure. Not sure if any of us know what we're talking about. |
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I once saw a movie where only the police and the military had guns it was called Schindler's List..... |
amazing how everyone wants to limit me to 10 rounds but government can get 1.6 billion
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Feds will never tell cause they are not honest with the American people!
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so what are you lied to liberals going to do if we are correct? if our government decides to take away all the rights and amendments you care about..... most of you don't own guns so you don't care if the Second Amendment is abolished.
just because I don't own a newspaper or a radio/television station doesn't mean I won't defend the First Amendment...... like I say my right to own a gun is what defend your right to tell me I cannot. I'm not a criminal but would defend the IV and V amendments as well.... I've never owned nor condoned the ownership of slaves, so should I be concerned if someone wanted to abolish the 13th Amendment? Damn right I should..... Eventually the over reaching government will get to an amendment that you do care about and does affect you |
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Link also goes onto use waco as a reference on how armed resistance is futile. I imagine jews in the ghetto would have appreciated a 50 day stand off before being slaughtered. yawn |
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How successful was that LA cop killer at repelling the Government with his gun?
Gun owners keep bringing up that we have a right to own a gun to protect us from a tyranny. That might of worked back in 1791 but all it takes today is one strike from a drone flying at 60,000 feet and your AR15's and 30 clips of Ammo go "Poof", or KABLOOIE! Either way you won't know. |
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