So the takeaway I get is that the manufacturers aren't going to be able to produce powder or primers. And they are retroactively in a state of non-compliance?
Sounds about par for the course.
Sounds about par for the course.
Reader's digest version:
Leave it to the BATFE under the Obama Administration to potentially adversely impact the procurement of ammunition by the Defense Dept.
The real question is, should the BATFE be sold any ammunition EVER AGAIN?
Because of the diminished likelihood of wetted nitrocellulose exploding, “ATF will consider variance requests to store the wetted material under an alternative arrangement.”
Read more: http://www.ammoland.com/2016/08/atf...e-materials-under-federal-laws/#ixzz4Ir7nJeNE
Nah, all the poser in chief deserves at this point is two fingers up.
:finger::finger:
Was in Walmart this afternoon. The shelves were stocked to the brim, with more ammo than I've seen them carry during the entire reign our our Dear Leader Barry Soetoro, with one exception, 22LR. Wasn't a .22 rimfire in the house...
Walmart likely doesn't want to deal the ahole resellers, I wouldn'tYet Academy has it back out on the shelf with the rest of the ammo with no limit. Amazing that Walmart has an issue.
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