Bill would put background checks on bullets

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This bill proves one thing...

It shows that they already know background checks don't work. You don't have a gun to shoot if you failed the background check in the first place.

[Walleye Hunter]

they recycle these bills every year ad nauseam. now they're playing the "but the children" card in the bill itself. by naming it.
so what about reloaders?
and what about the trillions in circulation?
what about black powder?
is dws's family member still leading the investigation into her and her lovers, the awan brothers?
what about person to person transfers?
if i pick up a stray abandoned round at the range am i a felon?
how about enforcement?
what if we make our own powder and lead castings?

You'll be kept off of the front and out of harms way.

[fallenleader]

You'll be kept off of the front and out of harms way.

musket to a fullysemiauto fight?
was a serious question, what if someone makes everything themselves as was the norm in the past, how is that regulated? how do you stop them? enforcement is the absolute last thought when a bill is written.

pass the buck mentality. if i recall they have outright said enforcement isn't their problem. virtue signaling to the max, "WE'VE GOT TO DO SOMETHING! ANYTHING!" even if it has no effect. like creating crimes that can only have charges be brought up after a greater crime has been comitted thus having the lesser charges dropped. but we did something!!!

and why has the dws investigation gone quiet? why isn't she in prison yet? [is sadly rhetorical]

[ideaman]

Why Are Federal Bureaucrats Buying Guns And Ammo? $158 Million Spent By Non-Military Agencies. Will they get a background check? BTW. They don't have guns before so why do they need ammo?

[57springer]

Reloading makes more sense every day

[Pag23]

Time to buy more ammo..lol

[JenniferG]

Buyin' it cheap and stackin' it deep from Palmetto State Armory. They have the 9mm NATO 124gr Winchester for $8.99 box of 50. Midway wants $12+ for it.

[KPShooting]

Buyin' it cheap and stackin' it deep from Palmetto State Armory. They have the 9mm NATO 124gr Winchester for $8.99 box of 50. Midway wants $12+ for it.

Yeah but now you have to pay PA sales tax on PSA stuff. Sometimes it's just enough to kill the deal.

This is just the tip of the iceberg. If they pass this, it will be milliseconds before they put an "sin" tax on ammo to fund the extra work of having to an entirely automated background check. Then that tax will be constantly ratcheted up until only the wealthy can afford to purchase ammo from the 1 or 2 manufacturers that haven't gone out of business. Then it's a short jump to "Only the wealthy have guns anyways, we need to just get rid of them."

I'd say they have no foresight, but this probably their plan anyways.

[imashooter2]

Do they have any plans for the tens of millions of rounds of ammo already in civilian hands ?

That’s a very low estimate.
Hundreds of billions...

[gghbi]

Yeah but now you have to pay PA sales tax on PSA stuff. Sometimes it's just enough to kill the deal.

This is just the tip of the iceberg. If they pass this, it will be milliseconds before they put an "sin" tax on ammo to fund the extra work of having to an entirely automated background check. Then that tax will be constantly ratcheted up until only the wealthy can afford to purchase ammo from the 1 or 2 manufacturers that haven't gone out of business. Then it's a short jump to "Only the wealthy have guns anyways, we need to just get rid of them."

I'd say they have no foresight, but this probably their plan anyways.

If it gets to the point that only the wealthy have guns, then they will decide that is fine with them, as that is what they wanted all along. It's just we commoners having guns that bothers them.