Yep, too often for me. I might need a better boat.
Can You Get Flagged for Buying Too Much Ammo?
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birddog 68
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The original post with link was very informative. This question was probably asked thousands of times to the OP's business and wish they didn't have to edit to remove the link. I understand why though.
buckbrush
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New way to track suspect credit card sales of guns and ammo approved by international organization
A CBS News investigation found credit card companies initially resisted the proposal.
www.cbsnews.com
A couple of years old, but it's nothing really new.
ShtrRdy
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Why is Target Sports USA asking this question?
they are warning people without actually saying it, they don't want to outright say anything that could hurt business.
She failed to mention the cash used was kickback cash from the 600k she gave her BF. As far as being watched, makes me wonder if the residing state or area has anything to do whether are not one gets on a list.
I would loan you mine, but it's at the bottom of the lake. Now I only have one hunting rifle left.
It seems that sunken boat salvage operation might be a lucrative business endeavor.
Who would FLAG you?????
Conspiracy theory!!!
We bought ammo where the UPS driver had to use several hand truck loads each time for delivery. Can't see how the government could get our name unless they have a court order to review Retailer selling/shipping records.
(Well maybe in CA)
WanderingGoatie
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"1/10th of millions" makes me hopeful that we as a gun community are still a strong group.
Brings tears of joy to my eyes. I strive for that type of inventory, and it's getting tough with these constantly increasing ammo and component prices.
A few years ago you could buy 55 gallon drums filled to the top with 223 or 556 or 308 ammo. I've never seen one. 
Our house is so small we couldn't hold much ammo storage.As far as guns,I had the same accident FEENIX and Ole Red had.
I thought I was the most unlucky person in the world,turns out the world is not so big after all.
I thought I was the most unlucky person in the world,turns out the world is not so big after all.
Varmint Hunter
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Someone, somewhere is watching everything. I bought a very small amount of fireworks in PA because they aren't legal to purchase in NY. I intended to use them on my buddies farm in PA. When I made the purchase, I had to produce ID and my name and address was logged into a book. I was told that state troopers watch for customers who buy in PA and then travel back home to NY. Yup - someone is always watching.
What a waste to taxpayer money.
What a waste to taxpayer money.
