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no more mil surplus brass?
by ronryder on Wed 18 Mar - 20:41
http://www.theshootist.net/2009/03/dod-ends-sale-of-expended-military.html
This one should open some eyes. We can keep our guns, we just can afford to buy ammo.
This one should open some eyes. We can keep our guns, we just can afford to buy ammo.
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Re: no more mil surplus brass?
by 2HOW on Wed 18 Mar - 20:53
This has been reversed thanks to Montana congressmen.
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Re: no more mil surplus brass?
by Hammer on Wed 18 Mar - 22:02
Yup.. Go to georgia ammo.(google search it) they have a writeup about it.
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Re: no more mil surplus brass?
by Volzfan on Wed 18 Mar - 22:37
here's more info in this thread.
http://www.americangunowners.net/press-talk-f5/a-little-good-news-for-a-change-t2942.htm#21988
http://www.americangunowners.net/press-talk-f5/a-little-good-news-for-a-change-t2942.htm#21988
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Re: no more mil surplus brass?
by ronryder on Thu 19 Mar - 0:29
Thanks for the correction guys. We may have won this one, but I doubt we should hold our breath that it wont be re introduced or something just as idiotic.
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Re: no more mil surplus brass?
by 2HOW on Thu 19 Mar - 11:10
Funny thing was it wasn't any legislator that gave the order it was the D.O.D. There is more going on with ammo, 1 company is in trouble for buying illegal ammo from china and sending it to our troops (the ammo was sub standard) The new caveat is that this brass after it is reloaded must stay in the U.S..
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Re: no more mil surplus brass?
by ronryder on Thu 19 Mar - 13:07
I saw a note about that junk ammo, but didnt catch the details.
Ammo is a big business in war time, larger than we imagine I suspect.
Ammo is a big business in war time, larger than we imagine I suspect.
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