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Received this message yesterday

Last night the Seneca County Federation of sportsmen’s club had their annual banquet. We had two members from the Wayne County chapter of the Shooters Committee on Political Education give a presentation, (SCOPE). We were told that one of their member called the Governor’s office to inquire if his Re*****on bolt action center fire rifle was an assault rifle and if it had to be registered.
He was told the rifle was not an assault weapon and it does not have to be registered YET. When he inquired about yet, he was told that the Cuomo administration wants all fi****ms in the state registered by 2018.
What does that tell you? He plans on being re-elected.
It’s about time ALL gun owners get out and vote in 2014.
If in doubt about this information please call the Governor’s office yourself.
Remember registration is the beginning of the next step, CONFISCATION.
Black Powder Bill Brookover
www.blackpowderbill.com
GunBroker name BPBRS
Licensed FFL, Muzzle Loaders, Reloading Supplies

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I can't speak to any of the things below, I can only say what I know from my own small gun shop. We have not received any real ammo shipments since December and I have not been able to get most .22LR since November. My TuLa distributor, who imports, is saying 2-3 years backorder on most calibers. My Re*****on .22lr buckets that I book at SHOT have yet to come, even though the Re*****on rep. told us face-to-face that they had warehouses full of them and are shipping daily. My wholesalers are all telling me that they are not receiving any.


What I find odd is that the ammo manufacturers are running 24/7. What I am hearing from customers and stores is that there is NONE on the shelves.


I have also heard---but HAVE NOT SUBSTANTIATED---from two different sources reports that entire truck-loads of ammo were being purchased by federal agents as they were being delivered to larger retailers, leaving none for sale to retail customers. Like I said, I have not substantiated this, but have some reliable sources checking. I will let you know what I find out.


Regardless of whether this rumor is true, it is difficult to account for the extreme, continued, widespread lack of all calibers, even obscure ones. 525-round bulk packs of Re*****on .22 IF you can find them are going for $85-$150/box retail. I hope and pray that the info below is not true, but...if it is, we are in dire straits.


Pat Webb
www.2ASisters.org
www.go-pacduthcess.org

Second Amendment Sisters - Self-Defense is a Basic Human Right Second Amendment Sisters is a nonprofit women's advocacy group dedicated to preserving the basic human right of self defense. Our mission is to educate women and their families with information and instruction.

ALBANY – A Chautauqua County man appears to be the first person arrested under New York’s new gun-control law, charged with selling newly banned assault-style weapons to an undercover police officer.
Benjamin M. Wassell, 32, of Silver Creek, was accused of twice selling weapons now prohibited under the New York Secure Ammunition and Fi****ms Enforcement Act, according to State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
If Wassell is convicted of the felonies, he faces a possible prison sentence of seven years.
The sales to a State Police undercover investigator took place at Aunt Millie’s Restaurant and at Lakeshore Lanes in the Town of Hanover, according to a criminal complaint against Wassell obtained Thursday by The Buffalo News.
State police arrested Wassell on Thursday, and he was arraigned in Hanover Town Court. He could not be reached to comment, and prosecutors said he did not have an attorney.
“By selling these illegal fi****ms, Mr. Wassell’s actions had potentially dangerous consequences for New Yorkers,” said Schneiderman, whose office conducted the joint investigation with the State Police. “We have seen far too much gun violence in our state in recent months, and the sale of illegal semiautomatic weapons will not go unpunished."
Schneiderman’s office believes the arrest is the first in the state since the gun-control legislation was passed two months ago.
Prosecutors alleged that Wassell on Jan. 24 tried to sell a Del-Ton AR-15 rifle to a police investigator operating undercover. The gun is considered a banned weapon now in New York, and selling it is a Class D felony, because it had several military features, including a pistol grip, telescoping butt stock and bayonet mount.
Wassel also faces a Class A misdemeanor charge for knowingly making a false statement to police.
The investigator and Wassell finalized the deal during a meeting at Aunt Millie’s Restaurant, where the weapon was sold for $1,900, and included 299 rounds of ammunition and six large-capacity clips, the complaint states.
The sale was made nine days after the NY SAFE Act was passed by legislators and signed into law by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo.
The investigator kept in contact with Wassell after the first sale to try to purchase another weapon, according to the state complaint.
The second sale to the undercover investigator took place Feb. 24 in the parking lot of Lakeshore Lanes and involved an Armalite AR-10 Magnum semiautomatic weapon. The $2,600 sale included 21 rounds of ammunition.
Both transactions were recorded by the investigator. In the second sale, the investigator told Wassell, according to the complaint, that he or she had a felony conviction for a domestic violence incident.
The complaint states that Wassell was recorded on tape responding: “The whole felony, banned-for-life thing, it’s stupid.’’
The NY SAFE Act bans the sale of assault-style weapons, includes new gun registration requirements, tracks ammunition sales, requires mental health professionals to report patients deemed a threat so police can confiscate any weapons they might own and adds new penalties for crimes committed with guns.
Wassell, authorities said, was released on his own recognizance Thursday because he has no r convictions and is not considered a flight risk.
Wassell is an Iraq War veteran, according to a law enforcement source. “He was very knowledgeable about weaponry,” the source said.
When Wassell sold the first gun, it would have been illegal even before the NY SAFE Act because the gun had multiple military-style features,
authorities said. They noted that second gun sale was considered a SAFE Act violation because the gun had one military-style feature.
“To arrest a person on entrapment, I don’t think is a good idea,” Harold “Budd” Schroeder, chairman of the Shooters Committee on Political Education, or SCOPE, told The News on Thursday evening.
“It’s a law that should be illegal,” he added, “because it doesn’t do anything to cut down on gun violence. Maybe by the time it gets to trial, it will be repealed.”
News Staff Reporter Dale Anderson contributed to this report. email: [email protected]
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Why must Americans of all colors have to feel uncomfortable about addressing the Black Crime Issues in America ??????
There are very few news outlets or reporters brave enough to touch this serious subject, and that's just not right. Those that do are called racists or Uncle Toms, because they dare to tell the truth about it being a problem.
By far the most effected by Black Crime in America are the Blacks themselves, and there appears to be no help in sight for them.
MSM keeps talking about the Gun Control issues & the 12,000 + Americans murders last year, but they never mention the fact that around 8,000 of them were Blacks on Blacks with illegal fi****ms. Only less than 3% were committed with rifles of all types, let alone Assault style (2% of rifles used). So, we have to ask ourselves, why aren't the real problems & the truth behind the scenes being discussed by MSM or Gov. ??

GO-PACDutchess has contributed $500 to NY State Senator Gregg Ball in appreciation of his support of our 2nd. Ammendment Rights.

SSenator Greg Ball represents New York State's 40th District, which includes Dutchess, Putnam, and Westchester counties.