By Gordon Duff, Senior Editor
We just received word that the NRA is planning its bi-yearly gun and ammo price scam and VT is behind them 100%. Mike Chester of the VT Custom Shop says:
“We are ready to double prices overnight, we have great inventories and very nasty looking exclusive assault weapons.”
Two years ago, on rumors alone, assault rifles typically sold for 6-8 hundred dollars went up to as high as $3000 while ammunition, including .22 rimfire, went from 500 rounds for $20 to $200 per brick. Even now rimfire is in short supply or so we are told.
The NRA has done this several times, screwing gunowners out of over $5 bn in overpriced weapons and ammunition through its Alex Jones type hoaxes and scares.
This year, VT is onboard totally, ready to cheat and steal with the best of them.
NRA Warns About Gun-Info Ban
The NRA’s Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) is warning gun owners about an Obama State Department move to censor online speech related to firearms— including forums, videos, and blogs like the Shooter’s Log. Gunsmiths, manufacturers, reloaders, and do-it-yourselfers could all find themselves muzzled under the proposed State Department rule and would be unable to distribute or obtain technical information on and about firearms without a license.
The State Department claims to be “clarifying” the rules concerning technical firearms data posted online or otherwise released into the public domain in the June 3 issue of the Federal Register.
With the new proposal that begins on page 31525 of Vol. 80 No. 106 of the Federal Register, the State Department would have oversight over releases of “technical data” about defense articles, including, “detailed design, development, production or manufacturing information” about firearms or ammunition. Specific examples of technical data are blueprints, drawings, photographs, plans, instructions or documentation.
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