http://www.alloutdoor.com/2016/08/30...o-prices-roof/
With no advance warning or grandfather/compliance period, the ATF has apparently reclassified smokeless powder as a high explosive.
Has anyone seen, confirmed or debunked this? It seems that it would instantly destroy reloading and be a huge blow to the ammo industry at every level, including supplying the military.
Last edited by Rich@CCC; 08-30-2016 at 02:34 PM.
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More s**t from the ATF.Originally Posted by Rich@CCC
Last edited by Hauptmann; 08-30-2016 at 03:20 PM.
How can we find out if it's true!?! I'm like out of powder
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How bad is this and do we need to go out and buy now?
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Well that's just unacceptable regardless of what is going on.How can we find out if it's true!?! I'm like out of powder
Tell me about it. Im like panicking. Low on consumables and money is a bad combo. I was planning on buying more Friday when I got paid but I may have to speed the process up now
I will literally die of a broken heart if I can't shoot my gat
Last edited by Luke; 08-30-2016 at 03:52 PM.
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Wow, no grace period?
I'd be surprised if this stands, this really screws LE and Mil too.
If it sticks I'm pretty much screwed. Baby on the way + huge jump in mortgage = shit outta luck on gun powder money.
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It says powder and primers aren't included in that article.Tell me about it. Im like panicking. Low on consumables and money is a bad combo. I was planning on buying more Friday when I got paid but I may have to speed the process up now
I will literally die of a broken heart if I can't shoot my gat
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