DoD has cut off surplus brass a little OT

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Originally Posted by Dan Shapiro

This crap all started with the death of two condors in Kalifornia. With NO scientific evidence, the elite intelligentsia informed the wildlife people that these deaths were attributable to lead bullets and shot being fired by hunters. So the buffoons in Sacramento passed a law forbidding use of lead bullets in the condors hunting range. FYI, they are now talking about extending the ban state-wide. All on the basis of two dead birds that happen to have lead in their systems.....and evidently no "scientific curiosity" to find how it got there. Where's the Obamassiah on this one? I thought the guy was big on "science"?

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I still believe to this day that those two Condors to are referring to were PLANTS by the green weenies.

from what I'm hearing,,,

if the supply of primers gets choked off - the surplus brass supply might be moot ....


ymmv ~

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Originally Posted by shooterm1

from what I'm hearing,,,

if the supply of primers gets choked off - the surplus brass supply might be moot ....


ymmv ~

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Not a problem. Where there is a will, there is a way to overcome and adapt. Myself, I'm stocking up up on flints and black powder until 2012. :lol:



https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...intlock2-1.jpg

nothing new here. While at sea Ensign "Jerk" was "surveying" old gear.
I was delivering a report to the wardroom.
He started going through a box of stuff.
"Anyone want an old Argus camera?"
No one answered and he tossed it out the porthole!

I dang near jumped after it!

None of the other stuff was as useful. !968, CGC Gentian, WLB 290.

Good to save some stuff!

Paul in Houston

Better watch out that the gestapo at the ATF dont reclassify your flints as Destructive Devices.

Dan