JC in Calif
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Order via EMail. I've not seen this done in the state over the counter.
New proposed ATF powder registry
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Mike Matteson
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Good luck in Mexico North (cal) Anything you order out that's coming into Cal is flag. If you use an address that's Cal to purchase powder and possible primers even if being sent to another state, most of the time they won't sent it direct.
I ran into this several years ago. I was being told no from a supplier. Even with that address to another state. My crebit card address was cal. So I went to another card I have and that worked just fine. Well I have moved my business and banking address to another state.
I now have everything shipped to Montana. Even if I am in Mexico-North part of the time. You don't see any looting in Montana, but in cal you sure do. We can carry in Montana. Not in Cal. Cal wants to add more gun laws. Montana they got ridd of a lot of them. Only the state can pass gun laws now. A few cities are still trying to do that. but generally stopped in Montana. A great many years ago I went into a sporting goods store to get some powder. This was back in the 90's. They wanted my address, thumb print. That was the last time I got anything in this state of Mexico-North.
Come to Alabama, Elected official here tried that, they wouldn't make it through the next election. You can walk into any Wal-Mart, or gun store and buy ammo and loading components. Pay with cash or charge. No questions asked.
memtb
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The way it should be in America! memtb
Laguna Freak
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Right you are! That's why our reps and sens need us to light them up!Which brings me back to my earlier comment…..when has the "rule of law" ever interfered with the agenda of the leftest now in control of our nation!memtb
I've told my son that lives in Texas that I believe a divorce is in the future for this country. We keep Florida and the gulf coast for ports,and the middle of the country. They get the east and west coast. They can call themselves the Socialist states of America. We'll keep the Republic.
memtb
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Hold it right there partner
…..don't give them anything, except a one-way ticket to hell! Then America will have those ports also! memtbOkanogan
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I'm not a lawyer or an expert but I think the earlier comments that this proposed rule may not be applicable to small arms and their components, may be on target. I went to the comments link provided earlier in the thread and did some reading. The ATF lists the number of affected by the proposed rule at under 10,000, which suggests it only applies to licensed explosive dealers/ organizations. 27 CFR 555.141 a) General exceptions lists 4) small arms and their components. Elsewhere in the CFRs it lists less than 50 lbs of blackpower, caps, etc. as an exception as well.
The whole intent of the proposed rule appears to be to change from the current initial reporting requirement to an annual reporting requirement. As a recreational shooter, I am not aware of any current requirement for me to have informed anyone of the materials I have onsite.
I think the whole issue is probably be mute. If it affected the general shooting population, I think we would have seen some coverage by now from Bearing Arms, the Second Amendment Foundation, etc.
The whole intent of the proposed rule appears to be to change from the current initial reporting requirement to an annual reporting requirement. As a recreational shooter, I am not aware of any current requirement for me to have informed anyone of the materials I have onsite.
I think the whole issue is probably be mute. If it affected the general shooting population, I think we would have seen some coverage by now from Bearing Arms, the Second Amendment Foundation, etc.
Hot dam the way it Otta work. I have been behind the enemy line so long.
My smokeless powder containers have warnings all over them saying "Warning: Extremely Flammable". Whereas my black powder containers do say explosive so beings that the industry classifies their products this way, I'm sure, to satisfy some government labeling requirement, couldn't I just assume that this hullabaloo only pertains to the black powder and or firecrackers?? Or is this a dangerous assumption.
memtb
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Mike Matteson
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You are limited on the amount of primers to have on hand. If it's in car you are okay. Don't ask me why. It's bullsh*t.
Something else, and I hadn't give it much thought about. Your gun safes aren't save. There is a master code to unlock them. The Fed's have those codes.
The other is by sending in a warranty card probable help's the Fed's to know how and where those safes are located at.
Something to think about!
memtb
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I don't know about other brands, but Liberty Safe just recently gave the code to a man's safe, no search warrant provided to Liberty …..they freely gave him up!
memtbNomosendero
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Funny stuff!
The ATF cares nothing about the safety of Firemen.
They just want to know where to send the brownshirts later.
The ATF cares nothing about the safety of Firemen.
They just want to know where to send the brownshirts later.
