Ammunition Accountability Act!

[Wes Tausend]

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Geez, what next? I thought the powder was already tagged. Thanks for the heads up.

Wes


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[Ron61]

They even have BB guns and all air and gas powered type guns covered in that bill. I don't like any of this dam gun control crap. That lying sack of sh** that the morons elected president will soon have every state doing what this one has been trying for years and it will succeed with him having control of the Congress. Then what. All the rights that we have left are to own land and I am sure that will be rectified as soon as they can figure a reason to do so. To the anti gun crowd, if you don't like them don't buy one.

Ron

[Bobcat]

Thanks for the heads up . I am a South Carolinian and because so many of us hunt , fish and shoot , never thought I would see anything like this being considered here .
I`ll be contacting my Representatives , the Governor`s office and the NRA to find out anything I can next week .
Let`s hope that it is just some moron introducing this . Sometimes this happens and the bill is DOA in the Legislature .
This must have just happened as I am an NRA member/supporter and haven`t heard anything from their Legislative Update yet .
Let`s hope that if the citizens raise enough hell , the local State Governments will kill this abomination .

[turnpike boy]

The PA bill died in committee, never got out - it also lost two primary sponsors earlier on (the bill was first posted in February '08). That said, it will be back after the new year as these morons never give up. Commonly it is the bigger cities' representatives that post and push stuff like this - realities be damned, this is what they want.

DO NOT let your guard down; regardless of what has expired with the passing of the legislative year, you are ASSURED this will be back. WRITE/email your local congressman and tell him/her politely but firmly that this cannot be permitted to pass. Reference the bill number as it makes it easier for them to follow.



-Roger

[bomelia]

How do bills like this get considered simultaneously in many states? Is there a single organization managing this? WHo are they?

Mike