ck out little #'s on the bullets

[cycloneman]

Originally Posted by Terry_P

The law is an attempt to make criminals out of lawful gun owners.

I agree 100%. But they also don't want you to have ammo anymore, did you see the thread on limited life primers?

[Shellback]

Originally Posted by cycloneman

I agree 100%. But they also don't want you to have ammo anymore, did you see the thread on limited life primers?

I was at the local gun shop yesterday and was going to buy 1000 win sm rifle primers and the owner told me I could only buy 500, it was only the win. for some reason, I know the other gun shops around here have em and don't ration them yet. This place is like the twilight zone anyway.
Tim

[KING64]

Originally Posted by SaddleSarge

Basic police work has to still be done.

Correct. Fourteen years assigned to homicide and the vast majority of cases solved involved hours and hours, days and days (sometimes months and years) of plain old detective work. Talking to people, delving into the victim's history and connections, his/her movements, etc. Sure, it is great to find/recover the weapon but there still must be a nexus established between that weapon and the recovered bullet and the suspect or defendant. Stamping bullets or casings may be a piece of evidence but it will still be a reach to make the necessary connections. Just because someone bought a box of ammo last year and one of those bullets was used in a crime this year or any subsequent year will still result in a looooong way to arrest and conviction without supporting evidence and/or testimony.

[Gabob]

GN has my vote