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Part of the problem is the ammo companies.
Winchester is the only company I know of that is still producing ammo for the civilian market. The rest I suspect are concentrating on government orders. (No proof to cite, so more info would be appreciated)
If my assumptions are correct, the ammo companies are dooming themselves.
The 2nd amendment doesn't specify ammunition. It can become illegal and/or taxed to the point where it no longer exists. Guns become merely clubs.
Before it's too late a list of the companies responsible needs to be compiled and contact made with them pointing out the fact that what they are doing is wrong.
On the lighter side... When NY passed the BS law prohibiting "assault weapons" several companies such as Olympic Arms stated that if they can't ship to civilians, they won't ship to law enforcement or other government entities either. The ammo guys need to get in line & follow that example.
Winchester is the only company I know of that is still producing ammo for the civilian market. The rest I suspect are concentrating on government orders. (No proof to cite, so more info would be appreciated)
If my assumptions are correct, the ammo companies are dooming themselves.
The 2nd amendment doesn't specify ammunition. It can become illegal and/or taxed to the point where it no longer exists. Guns become merely clubs.
Before it's too late a list of the companies responsible needs to be compiled and contact made with them pointing out the fact that what they are doing is wrong.
On the lighter side... When NY passed the BS law prohibiting "assault weapons" several companies such as Olympic Arms stated that if they can't ship to civilians, they won't ship to law enforcement or other government entities either. The ammo guys need to get in line & follow that example.