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Ammo ID Bill SB3395 HB3245

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FightingGlock19

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blk wrote:
The price of ammo is already high enough. This will make it much worse for law abiding citizens to purchase ammo.
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that's the least of the problems that would be brought about should that bill pass.
 
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Just called my Senator's office in Nashville (LOWE FINNEY) and left a message with a young lady who said she could pass my message on to the Senator. I looked up both the Senator who proposed the bill and House Rep. who has proposed their version. :cuss:Both are from Memphis, a very liberal city :banghead:with a high black on black crime problem. It makes me sick to see these elitists try and solve a very local problem at the State level. I have every confidence that this bill will be killed but thanks for the heads up.
 
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Boy this is terrible.

They would jack the price of ammo super high.

You would be a criminal to own old ammo.

Sounds like California commie crap
 
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Looks like the bad guys will be buying their ammo out of state. Just like the states that have ridicules gun laws they go out of state to buy weapons. I guess if you can pass a law you are doing something about law and order. Would be nice if it really worked.
 
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RickTN wrote:
This bill is garbage , it has a section in it requiring you todispose of all of your old ammo by January 1 2011.
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Gee, so much for ammo collectors, eh? I've got thousands of rounds of perfectly usable ammo dating to the 1930s. I'm not a collector, so I'll (eventually) shoot most of it. I might keep some intact in original boxes just for collectibility's sake.

In a state like TN, this has to have a zero percent chance of passing, no matter how much they modify it. Sounds like they're proposing it just to earn creds with the anti-gunners.
 
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