Quoted:
maybe a better response by me should have been
"what are YOU going to do about it?"
maybe you should move to WA or CA and bring a lawsuit based on 2nd amendment violations if you think that is what is happening, and you have millions to burn.
otherwise i think there are better battles to fight at this time.
|
Are you trying to be obtuse, just aren't reading what I'm writing or what? I'm not talking about WA and CA other than the actions in those states starting my mind on this train of thought.
I'm talking about the possibility of a similar effort on the
federal level. Hence my original post mentioning the clean air and clean water acts.
Let me spell it out a little better...
A. There are existing restrictions on "AP" handgun ammo.
B. Those restrictions have been applied and will continue to be applied to certain rifle rounds including the .223, .308 and others.
C. The US Environmental Protection Agency seems to have the statutory authority under the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts to restrict the use of lead in all applications including ammuntion without action by Congress.
That leads to conclusion
D. An anti-2nd amendment administration could instruct the EPA to severely limit the use of lead in ammunition basically leaving us with no ammo other than frangibles.
Now to repeat the question again more clearly,
Legally speaking, on the
FEDERAL level, is this possible and if it is possible what sorts of steps should
we, and this is the "we" of firearms owners and enthusiasts all over the country, do to prepare for and preempt such an attack?