Black Market growth from Gun Legislation

Spoonman

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It's starting already. Anyone who shoots knows how hard it is to buy ammunition or reloading supplies right now. Government treats and actual actions taken by government like in NY have driven people to a buying frenzy. While some stuff is becoming available on the internet again, if you're like me and live in NY, you no longer have that option. Saturday I had to take a ride into Pennsylvania to feel like I lived in a free country again and pick up some ammmunition and powder. Yesterday I stopped at Gander Mountain in NY to get some casing lube and a few other things. As I'm walking into the store I pass a guy loading as few crates of .556 into his car from another guys trunk. you can't find that anywhere. I look and the guy has a few more cases in his trunk as well as a few .308 I said did you just get that here? Surprised because they have been out of stock for months. He said no, do you need some? So what this enterprising individual is doing is filling the void. it was 11:30 and he was on his 3rd run of the day. He comes in with a trunk load of ammo from out of state. Sells it in the parking lot in about 20 minutes and heads back for another load. For what he's selling it for he's probably making about 50 cents a bullet profit. or roughly $10,000 a trunk load profit.

free enterprise is alive and well in America.
 
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If anything happens, which I am not so sure it will, it will only get worse. The crazy shit has not even started yet
 
illegal guns and ammo sales are Illegal.


It shows that some people dont care about laws
 
If anything happens, which I am not so sure it will, it will only get worse. The crazy shit has not even started yet

i'm really curious to see what the local gun show brings in two weeks. all the shelves are pretty much bare here.
 
illegal guns and ammo sales are Illegal.


It shows that some people dont care about laws

which is why obama's efforts are all futile. the only one he hurts are legal gun owners not intent on commiting a crime.
 
Im really curios how mnay people will end up dead due to the sales you guys are so happy about?
 
It's starting already. Anyone who shoots knows how hard it is to buy ammunition or reloading supplies right now. Government treats and actual actions taken by government like in NY have driven people to a buying frenzy. While some stuff is becoming available on the internet again, if you're like me and live in NY, you no longer have that option. Saturday I had to take a ride into Pennsylvania to feel like I lived in a free country again and pick up some ammmunition and powder. Yesterday I stopped at Gander Mountain in NY to get some casing lube and a few other things. As I'm walking into the store I pass a guy loading as few crates of .556 into his car from another guys trunk. you can't find that anywhere. I look and the guy has a few more cases in his trunk as well as a few .308 I said did you just get that here? Surprised because they have been out of stock for months. He said no, do you need some? So what this enterprising individual is doing is filling the void. it was 11:30 and he was on his 3rd run of the day. He comes in with a trunk load of ammo from out of state. Sells it in the parking lot in about 20 minutes and heads back for another load. For what he's selling it for he's probably making about 50 cents a bullet profit. or roughly $10,000 a trunk load profit.

free enterprise is alive and well in America.



IF this is true you just witnessed a crime and failed to report it.

If the man was black would you have reported him?

Latino?
 
If anything happens, which I am not so sure it will, it will only get worse. The crazy shit has not even started yet

i'm really curious to see what the local gun show brings in two weeks. all the shelves are pretty much bare here.

There was one here 2-3 weeks ago. There was so many people, the fire marshall had to come and supervise entry!
 
It's starting already. Anyone who shoots knows how hard it is to buy ammunition or reloading supplies right now. Government treats and actual actions taken by government like in NY have driven people to a buying frenzy. While some stuff is becoming available on the internet again, if you're like me and live in NY, you no longer have that option. Saturday I had to take a ride into Pennsylvania to feel like I lived in a free country again and pick up some ammmunition and powder. Yesterday I stopped at Gander Mountain in NY to get some casing lube and a few other things. As I'm walking into the store I pass a guy loading as few crates of .556 into his car from another guys trunk. you can't find that anywhere. I look and the guy has a few more cases in his trunk as well as a few .308 I said did you just get that here? Surprised because they have been out of stock for months. He said no, do you need some? So what this enterprising individual is doing is filling the void. it was 11:30 and he was on his 3rd run of the day. He comes in with a trunk load of ammo from out of state. Sells it in the parking lot in about 20 minutes and heads back for another load. For what he's selling it for he's probably making about 50 cents a bullet profit. or roughly $10,000 a trunk load profit.

free enterprise is alive and well in America.



IF this is true you just witnessed a crime and failed to report it.

If the man was black would you have reported him?

Latino?

Why are you so fuckin racist?
 
illegal guns and ammo sales are Illegal.
It shows that some people dont care about laws
which is why obama's efforts are all futile. the only one he hurts are legal gun owners not intent on commiting a crime.
Never mind that selling crates of ammunition out of your trunk is not illegal.

:eek:
Perhaps. I have heard some states have it to where you have to have a permit of some sort. Honestly, I do not even know if that is true at all. Maybe PENN has one of those laws?
 
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which is why obama's efforts are all futile. the only one he hurts are legal gun owners not intent on commiting a crime.
Never mind that selling crates of ammunition out of your trunk is not illegal.
:eek:
Perhaps. I have heard some states have it to where you have to have a permit of some sort.
You might need a vendor's permit or a business license if the sales are thru a business, but to sell your personal stock does not require a permit.
 
Im really curios how mnay people will end up dead due to the sales you guys are so happy about?

giving the current rate at which legal gun owners are killing people, i'm guessing pretty much none. but then again when our politicians pass legislation that opens up a black market, anything can happen
 
It's starting already. Anyone who shoots knows how hard it is to buy ammunition or reloading supplies right now. Government treats and actual actions taken by government like in NY have driven people to a buying frenzy. While some stuff is becoming available on the internet again, if you're like me and live in NY, you no longer have that option. Saturday I had to take a ride into Pennsylvania to feel like I lived in a free country again and pick up some ammmunition and powder. Yesterday I stopped at Gander Mountain in NY to get some casing lube and a few other things. As I'm walking into the store I pass a guy loading as few crates of .556 into his car from another guys trunk. you can't find that anywhere. I look and the guy has a few more cases in his trunk as well as a few .308 I said did you just get that here? Surprised because they have been out of stock for months. He said no, do you need some? So what this enterprising individual is doing is filling the void. it was 11:30 and he was on his 3rd run of the day. He comes in with a trunk load of ammo from out of state. Sells it in the parking lot in about 20 minutes and heads back for another load. For what he's selling it for he's probably making about 50 cents a bullet profit. or roughly $10,000 a trunk load profit.

free enterprise is alive and well in America.

IF this is true you just witnessed a crime and failed to report it.

If the man was black would you have reported him?

Latino?

What is "illegal" about law-abiding citizens buying or selling gun ammunition?

What is "illegal" about a person selling one or more of their firearms to another person?

There are MANY states that allow both. There are also a few states that restrict one or both.

Don't get ahead of yourself, truthmatters. You and your ilk need to read up on gun and ammo laws, on a state-by-state basis.

Congrats on finding a way to play the RACE CARD. Predictable, and disgusting.
 
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