Geez... so much for discussing the topic at hand...

If it was made of copper, people would be scrapping them at scrap yards. goofball

 

you would be surprised how many people try to scrap pennies at scrap yards. Everyday you get 1 or 2 people trying to scrap pennies. But its illegal so they get turned down everyday.

The 100,000 sounds nice initially, but I must conceed it does get really dissapointing when we consider that it isn't even a significant percentage of all the non-member gun owners out there and the rate of new memberships must have already slowed considerably from the previously reported 8,000/day if the total is only 100K over the 32 days since the shooting.

I've got a crucible...

I have plans on how to make one from a metal-smithing book I bought. Once they take them out of circulation, I might be pouring my own copper cast bullets instead of lead.

Worst part of it, if you and Ray were having this discussion in person, and knowing Ray, you would be both laughing your asses off with how the convo would go, but put it in the written word here on the forum and it turns into this..

 

Wojo loves me, he just won't admit it.

I just joined with my girlfriend. Most of my friends that are gun owners in the south dislike them and refuse to join them. I bet their tune would change if they had to get FID's and P2P's and basically lose their right to carry like us "yankees".

Im one of the 100,000.

My NRA Life of Duty membership is the same as a general membership, no?

Wojo loves me, he just won't admit it.

 

LOL..Now I know why I'm not shooting being I'm at work, but what's your excuse man, I figured you'd be knocking down steel right about now..

Dude, you are so friggin Raytarded it is scary sometimes. Once again you decide to try to zing me and you show that you truly are are a short-bus window licker that wears one of those special helmets. I will attempt to make things so simple that maybe, maybe you and Joe Biden can understand it.

 

One, it is illegal to destroy US Currency.

 

Two, how many people have crucibles (a container able to withstand extremely high temperatures) able to reach 1400-1600 degrees (thats really hot) to smelt (make metals liquid so they can seperate impurities) copper and form die-casts (molds like you use for your Play-Doh) it into shapes that junk yards aren't going to question the origin (place it came from)?

 

So, according to the ultimate Ray-tard, all the information about US coins made before 1982, with the exception of steel pennies made for a couple of years during WWII, are NOT copper.

 

And once again, the NJ Forum Raytard, has derailed someone's thread just so he can get his post count up. Time to put you back in the ignore catagory.

 

Note to self...remember not to argue with idiots, they don't care and are unarmed for an intelligent conversation.

 

I would have said the same thing as Ray. Everybody knows most pennies in circulation are not copper. I guess I am stupid too. Because you didn't know.