Many of you let me know you had contacted your representatives, and others copied me on correspondence they's sent to Senators Baucus and Tester. Between that and your spreading the word like...like a grassfire, enough attention was given to this to get results. That they happened so quickly is impressive, and ought to prime us for engaging in the next challenge--and the ones after that. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column celebrates a grassroots win. Thanks to everyone who pitched in. That was you, right?
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I would very much enjoy knowing the real reasons behind this change in policy.
ReplyDeleteNot to piss on anyone's parade - but its not out of the realm of possibility that DoD will continue to sell brass - but at a greatly inflated price. One that would discourage its use for reloading.
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ReplyDeleteIt has to be money, money, money - either the threat to cut it off, or the promises to pay more.