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"While National Rifle Association officials have been denying that they've been orchestrating a sellout in the U.S. Senate, Sen. Larry Craig (R-ID) -- an NRA Director -- has been working on an ammunition ban. On the Senate floor today, he introduced, discussed, defended and tried to justify the 'Craig/Frist' amendment. This amendment, said Craig, is needed 'to strengthen current armor piercing ammunition law.' NRA's point-man in the U.S. Senate says that this is 'what the law enforcement community needs.' "
" 'We don't want to wipe out the hunting and sporting ammunition,' said Craig. The 'sporting purpose' test was used before -- as justification for firearm rights infringements via the 1938 Nazi Weapons Law ..." ... |
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