hodgepodge
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It's just another useless gun tax designed to make guns more expensive.
It's for the children.
It's just another useless gun tax designed to make guns more expensive.
I mean they have to test fire then gun, so they already have the casing. Why not just throw it in the box.
From the sounds of it, the requirement of having the shell casing is pretty uncommon. What percentage of sales are into states with that requirement? 5%? (Just making up a low number.)
So maybe you just collect shells on the guns that are ordered by MD dealers. That may be be the most efficient from the manufacturer's perspective.
I apologize that this is somewhat unrelated, but just curious. How accurate are the markings on these shells? Are the markings unique like fingerprints and LE can just upload the shell and identify exactly who's gun it was?