Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 10:51 pm
Picked up a few boxes of .223 and .30 carbine at WalMart today to replenish what was used on Sunday.... oh, and a case of 9x18 yesterday, because the Mak's been feeling a bit neglected lately. 

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What if, on just one day of the year, every gun owner in the United States went out and bought a hundred rounds of ammunition?
Given that there are as many as seventy-five million gun owners in the United States, the net result would be that 7.5 billion rounds of ammunition would go into public circulation, in one day.
Now not every gun owner is going to do this. Heck, of the 75 million gun owners, only about 6% (4 million-odd) belong to a Second Amendment-supporting organization like Gun Owners of America, the Second Amendment Sisters, RKBA, and of course the NRA. Not everyone is going to get the word, either, especially as you will hear not a peep about this in the established gun media, let alone in the so-called “mainstream� media.
But what if just 15% of all gun owners bought themselves a hundred rounds of ammo on the same day? That would be over a billion rounds of ammunition going into circulation—and that’s what I’m aiming for.
I had a thread about this in the federal section. Hillary does not have to ban guns. She can simply ban ammo. Hillary is basically thePopshot wrote:Well, since I bought 100 rounds of 12 gauge yesterday and blasted through it all last night, I guess I'd better go get more.![]()
On a serious note, some of the antis want to end our way of life by virtually stopping distribution of ammo.