Will the EPA ban bullets? (weapons, military, cost, ammunition)
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basic substance of what NRA is about. protect right to bear arms. our current system of government allows you to have a firearm but jails you if you use it for any reason. profile of a dictator, no weapons, no internet no public assembly.
just because lead is banned in bullets does not mean that guns are suddenly worthless. the US military has been working with manufacturers to come up with a "green" bullet that is lead free. and that may not be a bad thing either. even though lead is cheap and easy to cast, there are issues with lead, one being that it fouls the barrels unless used with a copper jacket.
Wait until you price a .30 cal with a .225 cal. tungsten bullet in a plastic sabot.
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