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The Mummy's Revenge: Restrict Reloading Powder

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Glad I placed my order for BP this morning.

I'm counting the minutes before Cryan sees this and starts salivating.

This is a real threat.

So much for my interest in getting into reloading once the panic dies. I predict no powder and no primers for at least another 6 months.

So much for my interest in getting into reloading once the panic dies. I predict no powder and no primers for at least another 6 months.

 

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Given the insanity of the proposed gun bills in California, and this latest assinine proposal. I'm surprised that no one has started a separate movement against nanny politicians and nanny laws. Bloomberg and his soda ban, then Peter King's talk about having people reported for buying ball bearings and nails .

http://cnsnews.com/news/article/rep-pete-king-merchants-selling-ball-bearings-beauty-products-should-notify-police

""Anyone seeing anyone buying components, any type of BBs or ball bearings -- a large amount of nails, even -- report that to police," he said."

 

I wonder why no one has suggested that politicians go through mental background checks and character references. I'll bet some one them won't pass. So Joe Six Pack building a dog house in the backyard could be deemed suspicious because he bought a box of nails. Good Lord man

Given the insanity of the proposed gun bills in California, and this latest assinine proposal. I'm surprised that no one has started a separate movement against nanny politicians and nanny laws. Bloomberg and his soda ban, then Peter King's talk about having people reported for buying ball bearings and nails .

http://cnsnews.com/n...d-notify-police

""Anyone seeing anyone buying components, any type of BBs or ball bearings -- a large amount of nails, even -- report that to police," he said."

 

I wonder why no one has suggested that politicians go through mental background checks and character references. I'll bet some one them won't pass. So Joe Six Pack building a dog house in the backyard could be deemed suspicious because he bought a box of nails. Good Lord man

 

I have been preaching to anyone who will listen that it is time we start calling out these "nanny politician" clowns. I am sick and tired of them telling me what I can and can't do especially when it comes down to stupid chit.

 

I am 100% on board to start or support any movement against these idiots that think they need to protect me with their stupid rules!

So I guess the next is to have background checks for gas, diesel, fertilizer etc. What a f'ing moron

They are going to start keeping pressure cookers behind the counters. You will have to sign your name and show two proofs of ID to purchase.

You guys don't get it. Lat saved us. He wanted to vote no for M-T but couldn't due to party. Instead he faked an illness knowing that not voting was the same as a no vote. He played a beautiful political game and we owe him.

 

This is the same thing. The old rope-a-dope. What a genius!

 

:)

 

I have been preaching to anyone who will listen that it is time we start calling out these "nanny politician" clowns. I am sick and tired of them telling me what I can and can't do especially when it comes down to stupid chit.

 

I am 100% on board to start or support any movement against these idiots that think they need to protect me with their stupid rules!

 

Having a movement against nanny politicians and laws would have broad universal appeal, I really think the public on the whole is just tired of it.

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