Posted on 04/23/2014 4:42:27 PM PDT by Jean S
my wife wants me to reduce, but I deflected her.
America’s left:
F the Second Amendment...
...and every other bit of it if they get their chance.
So who provides led for the ammo for the military?
Oh that’s right. What military...
Our Constitution means nothing to these people. We have to make it mean something to them.
Bingo!
Water. I’ve been hearing about the water shortages for a couple of years now - and not the shortage caused by Cali Libs cutting off the water to save some snail, guppy, minnow or amoeba.. To be honest, I haven’t looked into it but apparently, the world is running out of water (so I’m told).
Freedom?
Religion?
Take the company public. Crowd fund the stock, use the proceeds to pay the fines and tell the Fed to F off.
Every gun owner can spend the price of a box of ammo to get the plant to open back up.
Sounds good to me.
Has the Repubican leadership in the House even uttered “EPA” or “BLM” over the last 20 years?
What a vast wasteland the Republican House is. Pathetic doesn’t begin to address it.
With all due respect to the author of the referenced article and his law credentials, here are my law credentials.
“3. The Constitution was written to be understood by the voters; its words and phrases were used in their normal and ordinary as distinguished from technical meaning; where the intention is clear, there is no room for construction and no excuse for interpolation or addition.” —United States v. Sprague, 1931.
Regarding the EPA, with the exception of the federal entities indicated in the Constitution's Clause 17 of Secition 8 of Article I, and also federal lands acquired under the Eminent Domain Clause of the 5th Amendment, the major problem with the EPA is that the states have never delegated to the feds, via the Constitution, the specific power to regulate intrastate environmental issues.
And even if the states had delegated such powers to the feds, the Founding States had also made the first numbered clauses in the Constitution, Sections 1-3 of Article I, to clarify that all federal legislative powers are vested in the elected members of Congress. So Congress has a constitutional monopoly on federal legislative powers whether it wants it or not imo.
So by delegating legislative / regulatory powers to a constitutionally undefined federal agency like the EPA, Congress is not only wrongly protecting federal legislative powers from the wrath of the voters in blatant defiance of Sections 1-3 mentioned above, but Congress is delegating powers that the states have never delegated to it.
what’s so bad about full copper .22 rounds? all those pre-1982 pennies will finally be worth something.
is lead still used when they balance your tires ?
water shortage is agenda 21 planning.
the goal of making western us less habitable by so many people.
So the jackboots at the EPA will be dependent upon foreign ammunition (or non-lead based) suppliers.
That would be correct. MGD is a lead guy.
I figured as much....which is why I haven’t wasted any time researching it.
Battery alloy has changed. Not so much lead in them.
Wheel weights now have a lot of zinc. Ruins your lead mix for casting. At least they are marked; “Zn”, I think.
Browsing Home Depot today (in CA). All solder I could find was ‘lead free’.
Lead for casting is still on the web. They ship it in the USPS flat rate boxes (ha ha).
Lead is EVIL, just one of many attack points on the citizen.
Lead is cheap and China and other countries smelt thousands of tons. Ammo manufacturers can buy the bars made elsewhere.
Lead is selling for about $2.50/lb. If you buy a couple hundred pounds it will be a little cheaper.
A pound will provide 140grain of lead for 50 bullets.
$.05 each.
I assure you that a good Nosler 165gr bullet costs MUCH more than that.
The fear-mongering and panic in the article and in this thread is absurd.
Have you bought any ammo recently and if so, how does the price compare to what you paid for the same ammo 2 years ago?
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