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Last week, when in TX, I visited a big Cabelas near Austin. 223/5.56mm was nearly cleaned-out!
Plenty of pistol ammunition in all popular calibers, and 308, 7.62×39, 6.8mm, and 300Blk were also all in good supply, but scant 223/5.56mm, in any configuration brand, nor bullet weight.
The issue was, of course, the “proposed” new ATF “regulation” [now put n hold by ATF] that would ban from manufacture and sale the military M855 62gr “green-tip” 5.56mm round. |
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laker1
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| The great irony is that Islamobama has resulted in the American people being the most heavily armed people in the world. Law of Unintended Consequences. |
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