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Posted: 9/18/2009 1:17:44 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: I too felt as though Winchester should've stood up for their product by holding press conferences to dispel the myths about the Black Talon line. Useless trivia: There is no ban, they aren't outlawed, and the only reason they aren't made anymore is the wearing of frilly pink panties by Winchester, who buckled under pressure from libtards that called BTs "cop killers". However, their decision to drop the line, and change the name, probably prevented an even worse media-storm from kicking in and getting a new-and-improved 'cop killer' ammunition ban passed into law. Can you imagine what that would have been like? Perhaps a ban on any pistol ammunition containing a bullet with a hollow cavity? -Allen Doesn't New Jersey already have to put up with that kind of shit?  |
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Posted: 9/18/2009 7:54:25 PM EDT
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They should've named that stuff "Black Eye" because that's really what it became for all us law abiding gun owners.
I doubt that there's ever been any type of ammo with more misinformation spread about it. |
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