David, how about an honest posting on "War On Guns" beginning on 29 Aug. until midnight 1 Sept. of how much ammo we bought? That might really give the Brady Bunch a shock. It's my challenge, my rules. A 500 round spam-can counts as 500 not 1, etc. You could then make comments like 'Enough ammo was bought to fight small war or would stack 2 miles high.' It could be fun. I'll donate a Red's Cap in the color of choice to the top purchaser. Honesty being the key. You be the deciding judge on who wins. It's your blog I'll be committing to the effort. My sign on name is SamenoKami. Thanks, Sam
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That's a great idea--I can do a post and invite people to leave comments as to how much they bought--I can even adjust the time on the post to leave it at the top of the page until midnight of 9/1. The key would be, whoever claims the prize must email me so I can determine proof...
So starting Aug. 28, I'll have a post up on this blog to enable people to do this.
Meanwhile, keep spreading the word. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to extrapolate a box of ammo has been purchased for each "protester"?
That does sound like an excellent idea. I would like to add that .22 LR and all rim fire ammo should count. Here's why, if the cops make a bust they count all ammo, every last round. I bet that they even count some of the ammo twice. Like they did mistakes with "Y" for yes and "N" for no at Red's Trading Post. Even the judge made a note of that.
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Excellent idea!
ReplyDeleteShould people specify how much of what caliber 7.62x39R, 7.62x54R, 7.62 NATO, 5.56, & 5.54, 9mm and similar? You could then say the Brady & Rainbow Retards spurred the restocking of "assault weapon" ammo.
Picked up two boxes of Federal paper shot shells for cowboy shooting. That's 50 rounds. Ordering brass and bullets from Midway and CTD today also.
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