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U.S. black powder shortage impacting military
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Thanks for sharing, and interesting read.
Just think! There isn't a single US manufacture producing black powder currently. Sad, very sad
Just think! There isn't a single US manufacture producing black powder currently. Sad, very sad
The article incorrectly states that BP is used in small arms. I wonder what else in the article is wrong.
64Springer
75 Cal.
The more the military says they need black powder, the more civilians will be denied access to black powder.
Same holds true for small and large Unmen primers.
The U.S. citizenry is not to be trusted with copious amounts of items that BOOM and BANG.
Deny shooters access to reloading supplies and make commercially produced ammo unaffordable and you've effectively disarmed Americans.
Nothing in the Constitution or Bill of Rights about making ammunition unavailable.
Same holds true for small and large Unmen primers.
The U.S. citizenry is not to be trusted with copious amounts of items that BOOM and BANG.
Deny shooters access to reloading supplies and make commercially produced ammo unaffordable and you've effectively disarmed Americans.
Nothing in the Constitution or Bill of Rights about making ammunition unavailable.
