re: Ammo, politics, and stocking up

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If elected Hillary will move with quickness to get rid of high capacity magazines Andy probably "assault rifles"

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I could see both happening, or at least being attempted.

The other thing I worry about is internet sales of firearms and ammo. It seems like an easy target, one the general public won't see the harm in. If you want to buy something, go to the store, and buy it; support your local community, etc. Wouldn't be hard to market that.

Fine, except for a few things: I already mentioned the problems I've had trying to find cheap ammo in various calibers. I'll be damned if I spend over $30 for 20 rds of Mauser ammo, Argentine or otherwise. That's ok for a hunter who might shoot it that much (if that) a season; but going to the range, I don't need "the best". I'd just like to shoot some cheap surplus or plinking rounds... and they do exist.

Same for some of the surplussed firearms. You can look up CDIsales on gunbroker, and go to town with used CZ's, 3rd Gen S&Ws, etc. Used, but these guns are built to last, and they run for around $300 most of the time. Here? If you find one, expect another hundred, at least. Basically, not everyone has a J&G Sales or AIM Surplus within driving distance.