Brooklyn lawmakers seek to tightly restrict sales of ammo statewide

[smilesammich 10,727]

Not in the least. Been buying ammo all my life without an ID needed. I was about 10 or 11 when I purchased .22 ammo. .. No questions asked.... Many kids that age would be at the town dump shooting rats .

right. of course the kids were at the town dump shooting rats. silly me..

[lostinblue 1,989]

"Since the measure would cap the amount of ammunition to no more than twice the amount of the capacity of the weapon every 90 days, these gun owners would be limited to buying a dozen bullets every three months."

Wow. Thats a reason to buy more guns right?

If I have 1 9mm handgun, I get what 10 rounds in NY?

If I have 20 9mm handguns I get 200 at least lol.

you'll have to go out and buy 150 guns chambered in .223 .... I'm convinced progressives own majority stock in gun and ammo companies.

[smilesammich 10,727]

.... I'm convinced progressives own majority stock in gun and ammo companies.

i wish i did..

[Ban Hammer 13,714]

ya'll don't find anything wrong with this scenario?

yes, i find lots wrong with it.

for one, i show id - so that part is wrong.

next, i'm not buying bullets. i'm buying the entire cartridge. a bullet is what comes out of the barrel and goes downrange.

lastly, why do i have to own a gun to buy ammo? that seems like an end run to make people register their firearms so

that any purchases can be cross referenced to that list (and registration has been a long term goal for the anti-gun crowd).

[smilesammich 10,727]

yes, i find lots wrong with it.

for one, i show id - so that part is wrong.

next, i'm not buying bullets. i'm buying the entire cartridge. a bullet is what comes out of the barrel and goes downrange.

lastly, why do i have to own a gun to buy ammo? that seems like an end run to make people register their firearms so

that any purchases can be cross referenced to that list (and registration has been a long term goal for the anti-gun crowd).

ok ok. i get that i'm not going to succeed in getting yall to say anything about the benefits in showing id to buy bullets. or cartridges..especially when the government regulates such menaces to society as sudafed..

[Sousuke 1,214]

ya'll don't find anything wrong with this scenario?

I think the whole psuedophedrone thing is a ripoff. Yet another example of punishing the population for the acts of a few meth makers.

Edited December 23, 2015 by Sousuke

[smilesammich 10,727]

I think the whole psuedophedrone thing is a ripoff. Yet another example of punishing the population for the acts of a few meth makers.

i agree. but i'm biased, pseudoephedrine is the bees knees. especially when you are allergic to cat hair, but live cozily with four cats.

[Sousuke 1,214]

ok ok. i get that i'm not going to succeed in getting yall to say anything about the benefits in showing id to buy bullets. or cartridges..especially when the government regulates such menaces to society as sudafed..

Its fairly hard to make a safe sudafed in your basement.

I'm starting out reloading. For about 200 bucks, I have all the equipment I need to make my own cartridges.

[smilesammich 10,727]

Its fairly hard to make a safe sudafed in your basement.

i would think. apparently it isn't all that easy to make meth either. more than just sudafed, but good luck getting a registry going for household cleaners. DEA goals for 2016 maybe?

[Expat1 971]

Someone is going to make a killing opening a gun and ammo shop right over the state line

[Expat1 971]

i would think. apparently it isn't all that easy to make meth either. more than just sudafed, but good luck getting a registry going for household cleaners.

Wrong thread. Household cleaners belong in that slave thread