We all know that ammo is in short supply. As it becomes more plentiful it seems to me to be logical that the price will rise supply/demand driving that.
Worse yet my guess yup I said guess is that the monarchy will use all of this as an opportunity to tax the crap out of ammo in an effort to reduce gun sales,with the added benefit of increasing revenue, and building more bureaucracy.
If I'm correct, I assume that more people would turn to reloading.
Now to my question. Do you guys think that the feds will see reloading supplies as the next target? If so do you think that brass, powder, lead an so forth will be regulated, or taxed more?
I am not currently a reloader, and don't want to be one if I don't need to. Is it time to re-examine my position?
Worse yet my guess yup I said guess is that the monarchy will use all of this as an opportunity to tax the crap out of ammo in an effort to reduce gun sales,with the added benefit of increasing revenue, and building more bureaucracy.
If I'm correct, I assume that more people would turn to reloading.
Now to my question. Do you guys think that the feds will see reloading supplies as the next target? If so do you think that brass, powder, lead an so forth will be regulated, or taxed more?
I am not currently a reloader, and don't want to be one if I don't need to. Is it time to re-examine my position?