Ammo

The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit threw out California’s ban on high-capacity ammunition magazines that hold 10 or more bullets, saying the law violates the US Constitution’s protection of the right to bear firearms.

My recommendation for getting through 2020: “Drink heavily and buy more ammo.” Had fun joining Jacob Hornberger & Richard Ebeling on the The Future of Freedom Foundation podcast, bantering about my “Why I Write” essay. I mentioned that the media tended to ignore any political scandals not involving panties or profiteering – so Trump has nothing to worry about. I bollixed my lighting due to a Windows 10 snafu; Richard kindly suggested that my video feed had a “Film Noir” look.

A ban on the possession on bullets purchased out-of-state takes effect January 1, 2018. In 2019, everyone who buys ammunition in California will be required to undergo a background check like those currently required for firearm sales. [The plan is clear.

Bioengineered flower seeds consume the bullet after it's discharged.

While many people have bought precious metals for moderate profits and even some losses over the last year, guns and ammo keep going up, as for the example in chart 1A, which shows Smith and Wesson nearly doubling in price since last year. However, even more interesting is to note that over the last two years, Ruger’s stock…
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G2 Research’s Radically Invasive Projectile, aka R.I.P., has invented a deadly new concept, has a fantastic marketing campaign and has generated lots of hype, but does the new amo live up to the manufacturer’s claim that its “the last round you will ever…Read more →