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Done. Thanks for the heads up.
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Done, but then I googled Sally Jewell, and I'm pretty sure she could give a rat's a$$ what any of us thinks.
BTW, traditional lead ammunition does, in fact, pose a health risk to animals. As always, shot placement is key.
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It's really a shame that we have to do this. I think those politicians could care less about us and are freedoms. Everyday it's a fight to keep our freedom. God bless and take care.
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Done. Thanks for the link and heads up.
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I posted this on several forums, and you'd be surprised by some of the responses. If more people think like this guy we should be worried! I haven't read into this aside from this thread so pardon me if I am missing something, but what is the big deal if lead ammunition is banned on federal land? I only deer hunt and when I do I shoot 308. I can buy a box of 100% copper ammunition for under $10 more than lead per box of 20. I take one or two deer a year and rarely miss. At most I figure I fire 5 rounds a year while in the woods. Ammunition used to sight a gun in can be lead since I imagine you won't be doing it on federal land so those 5 rounds would be all that I would be required to be lead free. That only adds up to an extra $2.50 a year if lead ammunition was banned. I know that plenty of people hunt a lot more than me but from where I sit I don't see the big issue. Like I said before, is there something I am missing or is the price difference the only complaint against banning lead ammunition? If people can't/won't get a clue that this issue is deeper than copper and lead, we could possibly loose this battle.
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I posted this on several forums, and you'd be surprised by some of the responses. If more people think like this guy we should be worried! I haven't read into this aside from this thread so pardon me if I am missing something, but what is the big deal if lead ammunition is banned on federal land? I only deer hunt and when I do I shoot 308. I can buy a box of 100% copper ammunition for under $10 more than lead per box of 20. I take one or two deer a year and rarely miss. At most I figure I fire 5 rounds a year while in the woods. Ammunition used to sight a gun in can be lead since I imagine you won't be doing it on federal land so those 5 rounds would be all that I would be required to be lead free. That only adds up to an extra $2.50 a year if lead ammunition was banned. I know that plenty of people hunt a lot more than me but from where I sit I don't see the big issue. Like I said before, is there something I am missing or is the price difference the only complaint against banning lead ammunition? If people can't/won't get a clue that this issue is deeper than copper and lead, we could possibly loose this battle. Copied poster is definitely missing something. The. "Battle" as he puts it is having the right to choose.....
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Done and forwarded to several non fire friends.
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done.
how do I send this to myself so that I can put it out to my club members?
thanks, Mel Chung
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Done, and forwarded to my buddies, too.
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done.
how do I send this to myself so that I can put it out to my club members?
thanks, Mel Chung Copy the link, paste it in your e-mail, send to friends. Travis
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I posted this on several forums, and you'd be surprised by some of the responses. If more people think like this guy we should be worried! I haven't read into this aside from this thread so pardon me if I am missing something, but what is the big deal if lead ammunition is banned on federal land? I only deer hunt and when I do I shoot 308. I can buy a box of 100% copper ammunition for under $10 more than lead per box of 20. I take one or two deer a year and rarely miss. At most I figure I fire 5 rounds a year while in the woods. Ammunition used to sight a gun in can be lead since I imagine you won't be doing it on federal land so those 5 rounds would be all that I would be required to be lead free. That only adds up to an extra $2.50 a year if lead ammunition was banned. I know that plenty of people hunt a lot more than me but from where I sit I don't see the big issue. Like I said before, is there something I am missing or is the price difference the only complaint against banning lead ammunition? If people can't/won't get a clue that this issue is deeper than copper and lead, we could possibly loose this battle. Copied poster is definitely missing something. The. "Battle" as he puts it is having the right to choose..... One of many dumb fuggs. As for me, I'd never obey the law even if it did pass. Travis
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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Done and forwarded to my contacts.
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I posted this on several forums, and you'd be surprised by some of the responses. If more people think like this guy we should be worried! I haven't read into this aside from this thread so pardon me if I am missing something, but what is the big deal if lead ammunition is banned on federal land? I only deer hunt and when I do I shoot 308. I can buy a box of 100% copper ammunition for under $10 more than lead per box of 20. I take one or two deer a year and rarely miss. At most I figure I fire 5 rounds a year while in the woods. Ammunition used to sight a gun in can be lead since I imagine you won't be doing it on federal land so those 5 rounds would be all that I would be required to be lead free. That only adds up to an extra $2.50 a year if lead ammunition was banned. I know that plenty of people hunt a lot more than me but from where I sit I don't see the big issue. Like I said before, is there something I am missing or is the price difference the only complaint against banning lead ammunition? If people can't/won't get a clue that this issue is deeper than copper and lead, we could possibly loose this battle. Copied poster is definitely missing something. The. "Battle" as he puts it is having the right to choose..... The is precisely what I was referring to in my post about Fuddism. Guns are only for hunting, yadda yadda. Paul
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