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Why the mad dash on reloading supplies?
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<blockquote data-quote="CHARLIEDUECE65" data-source="post: 754276" data-attributes="member: 15083"><p>I don't want to sound like an ***, and I don't think I do, but this subject can be spun around till were all dizzy and blue in the face. The bottom line is greed and paranoia have caused the problems were having. I don't agree that it's ok for dealers to sell or price gouge AR's or assault looking weapons for double their normal price because of the possibility of banning them. There's plenty of AR manufactures in The USA....I'm sure they'd love to build more for their dealers. Shame on these people who are doing that! Maybe legislation needs to be enacted or passsed to stop or limit this type of business practice.</p><p> </p><p>If the current argument to own these weapons is about our 2nd Amendment Rights. How are THE people supposed to afford these if greedy sales people are trying to get rich off the purposed ban on them. I don't get the ideology of it. Are THE people supposed to feel safe because the rich can defend us from the Gov't. Or is this really an everyone for themselves mentality?????? Because then the argument is pointless. </p><p> </p><p>But then again what's with the big buying spree of these weapons. The American people didn't want or seem to need them before the mention of the ban and now they do.....odd?????? They obviously felt safe before the mention of the ban. lightbulb</p><p> </p><p>Is this really going to come down to only the people who can afford firearms and ammunition can have them?????....(Sounds like the Gov't will win if this is the truth).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CHARLIEDUECE65, post: 754276, member: 15083"] I don't want to sound like an ***, and I don't think I do, but this subject can be spun around till were all dizzy and blue in the face. The bottom line is greed and paranoia have caused the problems were having. I don't agree that it's ok for dealers to sell or price gouge AR's or assault looking weapons for double their normal price because of the possibility of banning them. There's plenty of AR manufactures in The USA....I'm sure they'd love to build more for their dealers. Shame on these people who are doing that! Maybe legislation needs to be enacted or passsed to stop or limit this type of business practice. If the current argument to own these weapons is about our 2nd Amendment Rights. How are THE people supposed to afford these if greedy sales people are trying to get rich off the purposed ban on them. I don't get the ideology of it. Are THE people supposed to feel safe because the rich can defend us from the Gov't. Or is this really an everyone for themselves mentality?????? Because then the argument is pointless. But then again what's with the big buying spree of these weapons. The American people didn't want or seem to need them before the mention of the ban and now they do.....odd?????? They obviously felt safe before the mention of the ban. lightbulb Is this really going to come down to only the people who can afford firearms and ammunition can have them?????....(Sounds like the Gov't will win if this is the truth). [/QUOTE]
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