Sipsey Street Irregulars: New 'armor piercing' ammo legislation might outlaw nearly all rifle ammunition

Monday, July 1, 2013

New 'armor piercing' ammo legislation might outlaw nearly all rifle ammunition

More fundamentally even than that, though, is that even if it were true that only the government's hired guns had access to armor, the entire purpose of the Second Amendment would be defeated by laws that made effective resistance against them impossible. If oath-breaking cops choose to enforce tyrannical evil, "cop killer" bullets are just what we the people will need.

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Frederick H Watkins said...: Some day the definition for armor piercing ammo will be "all ammunition that produces such pressures in the chamber to insure the projectile clears the muzzle at a velocity of more than 1 foot per second."; July 1, 2013 at 8:30 AM
Anonymous said...: This is related to a question:

Is there legislation pending? Or, are you giving them this idea to do just that. Start that process?

I see the news media doing this all the time.; July 1, 2013 at 8:32 AM
SWIFT said...: This is insane. Ordinary pointed hunting ammo will penetrate body armor, or leave a perps heart the consistency of high fructose corn syrup. Maybe that's the point of the legislation. On another note; I see the FBI/Homies have issued a warning to state and local police to be on the look out for "terrorists" using fireworks for an act of terror. This should be a heads-up that they are planning a false flag somewhere to justify their budgets. Be watchful of white, unmarked vans, box trucks, SUV's and other vehicles in your area that don't belong. They are easily recognized as they do not have any dealership advertizing stickers on them, or dealership license plate holders. Unlike my friends and I, you will not see 2 months of road dirt accumulated on the vehicle. Oh, there will always be a minimum of two people inside. Don't be shy about questioning them. Listening to a FED lie is truly heart warming.; July 1, 2013 at 9:42 AM
Anonymous said...: They have tried to pass this in every congress since the 80's. It was first floated By Fienstine the whore and Schummer (may God curse him) As part as the late 80's "cop killer bullet" bullshit. This was the pet turd of Kennedy for twenty years, I had hoped it died with him.; July 1, 2013 at 6:36 PM

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