Interesting read after you get past the typical MSM viewpoint.  I did not know these websites were controlled by the same company.

 

 

http://www.stltoday.com/news/multimedia/special/how-the-aurora-shooter-got-his-ammo/html_3e70a8af-dc60-5d52-b7fc-98476c257d28.html …

It was painful getting past the "MSM Viewpoint". Interesting info on the business setup of lucky gunner. Not quite what you picture when get visit emir website.

Age 31 and owner of all those website's, likely making a mill + a yr.  I really need to get my s**t together lol.  

What I don't understand is why does it matter how much ammo he bought he can only carry so much before it would become prohibitive to movement. If he did buy 6000 rounds he still only carried looks like maybe 300. The only time this would be am issue is if someone was shooting from their home or large vehicle. Just another way they are trying to limit our second amendment rights.

so now im paranoid about buying online.  But seriously, when ammo becomes available, it only makes sense to by 500 rounds in different calibers because you never know when it will disappear again!

What I don't understand is why does it matter how much ammo he bought he can only carry so much before it would become prohibitive to movement. If he did buy 6000 rounds he still only carried looks like maybe 300. The only time this would be am issue is if someone was shooting from their home or large vehicle. Just another way they are trying to limit our second amendment rights.

To me, nothing. What was interesting too me from the article was the less-than-upfront business practices. Seemingly competitive sites owned by the same group, unclear business addresses, stuff like that.

Wow, that article was absolutely libtarded. Kinda like some ass-backwards, bizarro version of regular tinfoil.

I have bought from them before with no problems. Millions of rounds of ammuntion are bought each day by law-abiding citizens. To cite a few wackos is a travesty.

I started tagging Lucky Gunners emails as spam when they wanted over $25 a 50 round box for PMC 9mm "on sale". Ammo that was $10 a box before Newtown.

LuckyGunner.com, five shotgun shells touted as being ideal for shooting down “Big Brother” drones could be had for $17.76.

 

"St. Louis' #1 source for news" has been punked. You can't buy depleted uranium buckshot to kill drones. What else did they get wrong?

 

http://www.luckygunner.com/12ga-3-uranium-drone-load-tacnition-5-rounds