All Registration ends in confiscation!
Sorry for the jpg as my scanner is being a liberal lately!
Happy New Year!
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Sunday, December 29, 2013
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
NEW MEXICO TRAPPERS Comments TO THE USFW on Removing the Gray Wolf as an endangered species
December 17, 2013
Public Comments Processing
Division of Policy and Directives Management U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
4401 N Fairfax Drive, MS 2042–PDM
Arlington, VA 22203
Subject:
Comments on Removing the Gray Wolf (Canis lupus) from the List of Endangered
and Threatened Wildlife and Maintaining Protections for the Mexican Wolf (Canis
lupus baileyi) by listing it as Endangered.
Docket#FWS-HQ-ES-2013-0073
NMTA is in full support of delisting the gray wolf because gray wolf recovery have exceeded their recovery goals and states have the unique ability to manage this species best. After numerous court battles and arguments over the science, this species has proven a listing is no longer warranted. The ESA for this species, worked.
NMTA is not in favor of elevating the status of the Mexican
wolf beyond that of a non-essential
experimental population. It is our belief that science shows a lack of genetic
diversity, these wolves cannot be recovered without severe interaction by man
and that this species is just not capable of recovery in the wild. The Service
tells us that the primary purpose of the Mexican wolf captive breeding program
is to supply wolves for reestablishing Mexican wolves into the wild. It is
strange that such a program would continue knowing that when these captive bred
wolves are released, they are doomed; they have not been able to reestablish
themselves in the wild after years of trying and millions of taxpayer dollars
being spent . In addition, the proposal
provides no compelling evidence that the suggested changes will somehow now enable the wolves to become
reestablished. The Service should not be
making taxonomic changes at this time.
Sincerely:
Thomas D. McDowell, Ph.D.
President New Mexico Trappers Association Inc.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Maverick Ammunition announces move - Laramie Boomerang Online
Maverick Ammunition announces move - Laramie Boomerang Online
Maverick Ammuniation, also known as Ammo Kan, announced Tuesday it will be moving from Littleton, Colo., to the Gem City.
Fort Collins, Colo.,-based HiViz Shooting Systems, which manufactures fiber optic sights and recoil pads for firearms, announced plans to move to Laramie last spring. Last week, the Laramie City Council approved a design contract with Groathouse Construction Inc. for the new HiViz headquarters at the Laramie River Business Park II.
Maverick Ammunition manufactures target-grade ammunition and ammunition for hunting. It also manufactures tactical-grade ammunition for use in law enforcement. The company’s product line includes well-known shooting sport brands such as Hornady, Nosler, Lake City and Berry’s, according to a statement released by Maverick Ammunition CEO Curt Perry.
The company is expected to employ more than 50 people. There will be full-time and part-time positions, ranging from entry-level manufacturing, to clerical and bookkeeping, to experienced warehouse and distribution managers, Perry wrote.
“This is an exciting time for all of us as we look forward to making Laramie our lifetime home,” he said.
Perry wrote Maverick Ammunition will accept employment applications from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Dec. 18. Interviews are slated to begin at noon. He also wrote that the company expects to manufacture almost 2 million rounds of ammunition per week during the second half of 2014.
Dan Furphy, president and CEO of the Laramie Economic Development Corporation and the Laramie Area Chamber of Commerce, said Maverick Ammunition leased a building in the Riverwalk Commerce Center, 575 Snowy Range Road.
“This adds to our economic diversification,” he said. “Having a manufacturing company in town allows other important opportunities for our citizens.”
Furphy said Perry contacted him about relocating to Laramie shortly after Colorado passed gun control legislation. He also believes Laramie’s proximity to Medicine Bow National Forest played a role in Perry’s decision.
“I think part of it is that Laramie offers unique outdoor recreational opportunities,” he said.
Maverick Ammunition announces move
A second Colorado-based company is moving to Laramie.
Maverick Ammuniation, also known as Ammo Kan, announced Tuesday it will be moving from Littleton, Colo., to the Gem City.
Fort Collins, Colo.,-based HiViz Shooting Systems, which manufactures fiber optic sights and recoil pads for firearms, announced plans to move to Laramie last spring. Last week, the Laramie City Council approved a design contract with Groathouse Construction Inc. for the new HiViz headquarters at the Laramie River Business Park II.
Maverick Ammunition manufactures target-grade ammunition and ammunition for hunting. It also manufactures tactical-grade ammunition for use in law enforcement. The company’s product line includes well-known shooting sport brands such as Hornady, Nosler, Lake City and Berry’s, according to a statement released by Maverick Ammunition CEO Curt Perry.
The company is expected to employ more than 50 people. There will be full-time and part-time positions, ranging from entry-level manufacturing, to clerical and bookkeeping, to experienced warehouse and distribution managers, Perry wrote.
“This is an exciting time for all of us as we look forward to making Laramie our lifetime home,” he said.
Perry wrote Maverick Ammunition will accept employment applications from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Dec. 18. Interviews are slated to begin at noon. He also wrote that the company expects to manufacture almost 2 million rounds of ammunition per week during the second half of 2014.
Dan Furphy, president and CEO of the Laramie Economic Development Corporation and the Laramie Area Chamber of Commerce, said Maverick Ammunition leased a building in the Riverwalk Commerce Center, 575 Snowy Range Road.
“This adds to our economic diversification,” he said. “Having a manufacturing company in town allows other important opportunities for our citizens.”
Furphy said Perry contacted him about relocating to Laramie shortly after Colorado passed gun control legislation. He also believes Laramie’s proximity to Medicine Bow National Forest played a role in Perry’s decision.
“I think part of it is that Laramie offers unique outdoor recreational opportunities,” he said.
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
EPA decision to close last US lead smelter will NOT affect ammunition supply or cost according to NSSF
EPA
decision to close last US lead smelter will NOT affect ammunition supply or
cost according to NSSF
There has been a great deal of discussion on the NMLRA Facebook page and on the internet in general about the EPA's recent decision to close to nation's last lead smelter and how this will affect prices and availability. However, Lawrence Keane, senior vice president and general counsel for the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), which represents the ammunitions and firearms industry advises that there is no need for alarm.
“Manufacturers use recycled lead to make ammunition. They don’t buy from smelters,” Mr. Keane said. “The EPA closing, which has been in the works for a while, will have no impact on production, supply or cost to the consumers.”
Click here to read the entire article, which ran in the Washington Times and was authored by Emily Miller.
There has been a great deal of discussion on the NMLRA Facebook page and on the internet in general about the EPA's recent decision to close to nation's last lead smelter and how this will affect prices and availability. However, Lawrence Keane, senior vice president and general counsel for the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), which represents the ammunitions and firearms industry advises that there is no need for alarm.
“Manufacturers use recycled lead to make ammunition. They don’t buy from smelters,” Mr. Keane said. “The EPA closing, which has been in the works for a while, will have no impact on production, supply or cost to the consumers.”
Click here to read the entire article, which ran in the Washington Times and was authored by Emily Miller.
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
You're already a criminal, you just haven't been arrested yet! bpb1999 Wayne Weekly
"There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power government has is to crack down on criminals. When there aren't enough criminals,one makes them. One declares so many things to be a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live without breaking laws."
Ayn Rand 1905-1982
"We are fast approaching the stage of the ultimate inversion; the stage where government is free to do anything it pleases, while the citizens may act only by permission; which is the stage of the darkest periods of human history, the stage of rule by brute force."
Ayn Rand 1905-1982
Ayn Rand 1905-1982
"We are fast approaching the stage of the ultimate inversion; the stage where government is free to do anything it pleases, while the citizens may act only by permission; which is the stage of the darkest periods of human history, the stage of rule by brute force."
Ayn Rand 1905-1982
Sunday, November 24, 2013
Manhattan man in court for fishing without license, resisting arrest | KRTV.com | Great Falls, Montana
You'd think the Judge would have dismissed the case.
Manhattan man in court for fishing without license, resisting arrest | KRTV.com | Great Falls, Montana
MANHATTAN - It was a packed courtroom on Tuesday for the hearing of Ernie Tertelgte, a Manhattan man who says he's being wrongly prosecuted for trying to feed himself.
Tertelgte, 52 years old, was arrested on Monday and is accused of fishing without a license and then resisting arrest.
He appeared before the judge via video from the Gallatin County Detention Center, and it was standing room only more than a dozen friends and family members filled the small courtroom.
Tertelgte appeared subdued and respectful before the Justice of the Peace during Tuesday's court session, which went very differently than his court appearance earlier this month, where Tertelgte and Three Forks City Judge Wanda Drusch got into a heated exchange.
Terteltge argued that the court did not have the authority to charge him, citing "natural law."
He told the judge, "You are trying to create a fictitious, fraudulent action." He continued, "I am the living man, protected by natural law."
He then yelled, "Do not tell me to shut up! I am the living, natural man, and my voice will be heard!"
Terteltge then pointed at the flag and said, "That is the Jolly Roger, that thing you call the American flag with the golf fringe around it is the Jolly Roger, and you are acting as one of its privateers!"
When the judge noted that he had pleaded not guilty, Terteltge countered, "I never plead, animals plead, sounds like baaaa, oink oink."
The back and forth exchange continued for a few more moments, and the hearing ended after both the judge and the defendant walked out.
This time, extra law enforcement officers were in court Tuesday and the proceedings happened without any outbursts.
A friend of Tertelgte's told us that he and the others came to court to enforce the Constitution.
William Wolf said, "It's we the people that run this and rule this country, not we the courts, not we the government, and if the people don't start standing up for themselves and for each other, we are going to continue being subjects of this government."
Justice Adams set Tertelgte's bond at $500 and his next court hearing is scheduled for January.
Manhattan man in court for fishing without license, resisting arrest | KRTV.com | Great Falls, Montana
MANHATTAN - It was a packed courtroom on Tuesday for the hearing of Ernie Tertelgte, a Manhattan man who says he's being wrongly prosecuted for trying to feed himself.
Tertelgte, 52 years old, was arrested on Monday and is accused of fishing without a license and then resisting arrest.
He appeared before the judge via video from the Gallatin County Detention Center, and it was standing room only more than a dozen friends and family members filled the small courtroom.
Tertelgte appeared subdued and respectful before the Justice of the Peace during Tuesday's court session, which went very differently than his court appearance earlier this month, where Tertelgte and Three Forks City Judge Wanda Drusch got into a heated exchange.
Terteltge argued that the court did not have the authority to charge him, citing "natural law."
He told the judge, "You are trying to create a fictitious, fraudulent action." He continued, "I am the living man, protected by natural law."
He then yelled, "Do not tell me to shut up! I am the living, natural man, and my voice will be heard!"
Terteltge then pointed at the flag and said, "That is the Jolly Roger, that thing you call the American flag with the golf fringe around it is the Jolly Roger, and you are acting as one of its privateers!"
When the judge noted that he had pleaded not guilty, Terteltge countered, "I never plead, animals plead, sounds like baaaa, oink oink."
The back and forth exchange continued for a few more moments, and the hearing ended after both the judge and the defendant walked out.
This time, extra law enforcement officers were in court Tuesday and the proceedings happened without any outbursts.
A friend of Tertelgte's told us that he and the others came to court to enforce the Constitution.
William Wolf said, "It's we the people that run this and rule this country, not we the courts, not we the government, and if the people don't start standing up for themselves and for each other, we are going to continue being subjects of this government."
Justice Adams set Tertelgte's bond at $500 and his next court hearing is scheduled for January.
Monday, November 18, 2013
Buffalo's Carl Paladio wants to cull the old RINO's from the herd!
To: New York State
Republicans and Conservatives
From: Carl PaladinoDate: November 18, 2013
Re: New York State Republican Party and 2014 Elections
On Friday I spoke with both Ken Lovett of the N.Y. Daily News and Rob Astorino and explained to each of them my current position on New York State Republican politics. This morning Ken Lovett wrote an article interpreted by the pretenders of the Republican establishment that I have weakened in my position.
Not true.
The facts are as follows:
1. The
upstate Republican rank and file are agitated and frustrated at not being
represented by their valueless elected Republican legislators who also fail to
provide an opposition to the Cuomo/Silver machine. They no longer want
gutless RINO (Republican in Name Only) leaders making decisions for them.
They want representation that promotes their beliefs but instead are given
spineless RINOs who share no common values. The national and state
Republican establishment gave us Mitt Romney, a loser who was fool enough to
side with the 1% against the 99%. Also, in 2010 they tried to deny me the
opportunity to speak at the Convention and then gave us Rick Lazio. The
rank and file spoke clearly in the primary, but the establishment laid down in
the general election.
2. This
coming year the rank and file will choose who they want to be their candidates
for statewide office. Republican establishment leadership will no longer
shove RINOs down their throats. I intend to change the Republican Party
as we have known it with the voluntary or forced resignation of previously
identified RINO County Chairs like Vinny Reda, in Rockland County, as well as
Dean Skelos as Majority Leader of the Senate and Brian Kolb as the Minority
Leader of the Assembly. Their neglect of the values of those who put them
in office and failure to provide legitimate opposition to the State's
Democratic Party machine is unforgivable. Without formidable opposition,
the Democrats produce criminal legislators and liberal regressive legislation
at an alarming rate.
It's time for party leadership at every level to respect those
who put them in office, and to lead, follow or get out of the way.
Friday, November 15, 2013
Long list of products for sale
There is a few typos here so if the price looks out of place please email me @ blackpowderbill@yahoo.com
As many people know I'm moving out of state, well maybe if the house ever sells. Some of what is listed here is stock from when I use to do shows and trade vous.
BPB has several thousand bullets in 9mm, 45acp, .224 and 30cal 147GR FMJ-BT
.223 Fired brass Mixed Mfg. 7lbs $75.00
Winchester 9mm 115gr WB9JHP115 Notched $85.00 5 bags
Lead Mixed Alloy 40# Ingots $40.00
223 Processed Brass 100 pcs & 200 Hornady 55gr fmj bt w/c Bullets $45.00
Remington 308 Brass & 147gr FMJ Bullets $50.00 1bg 50 pcs brass & 100 bullets
Flintlock L&R 900-D Shipping $140.00
LEE 6 Cavity 356 dia-1252R 9mm Bullet Mold/ $50.00 With handles $70.00
Remington 25 cal 100gr PSP CL-WC 250 Bullets $72.00
Lee Breech Lock Challenger Press Kit $160.00
Knife Colt CT143 Mfg. in USA! $35.00
.223 LC/Win Processed Brass 200 pcs $31.00 More processed brass available
LEE .222 handloader Old style $25.00
Hornady 140 gr .38 cal lead 350 bullets $38.00
Lee 1000 Press 9mm SHIPPED $229.00
9mm 124gr FMJ-RN Remington 300 bullets $85.00
Traditions Tools Wedge Puller, Sling Swivel, Sight Set $10.00 Your choice
209 Ted Cash 2 cappers Made in USA! $24.00
Nipple wrench standard size T handle $13.50
Hornady .315 & .310 6 boxes RoundBall $43.00
Sierra 8mm .323dia 150gr SPT 200 Bullets $73.00
Hornady/Speer Round Ball .433 dia. 200 pcs $20.00
Stoney Point / Wilson Case Length tools $75.00
Hornady 490 RoundBall 3 boxes 300 pcs $47.00
Hornady 45 Cal.452 200gr FTX Bullets $63.00
CVA Nipples 3 6x1mm threads $10.00
Ox-Yoke Dry Patches 50-59cal .020 thick $6.00 per 100
T/C Flame Thrower Musket Nipple #7237 $10.00
T/C Musket cap Flame Thrower nipple #7237 $10.00
T/C 209 primer adapter #7805 $10.00
Winchester 45 230gr HP Notched WB45JHP230 200 bullets $64.00
Traditions Breech Plug #A1344 $15.25
CVA Straight Line #11 Capper #AC1407 $15.00
Knight 1 bag Hi Pressure Green 50cal Sabot #900127 $10.00
T/C U-View 209 primer capper #7219 $11.00
T/C Breech Plug Wrench Encore 209x50 #7764 $10.00
Winchester 7mm 150gr PP 100 Bullets $35.00
Lee Challenger press W/ 3 Breech Lock Bushings $85.00
Percussion 50cal 11 pound rifle Left Handed Fluted Douglas bbl $550.00
Heavy 30’ish 50 cal Bench Muzzle Loader GR Douglas Barrel $550.00
Remington .243 80gr PLHP-W/C $75.00
Hornady .570 Round Ball 250 pcs $45.00
Lee 1000 Press 45 ACP #90638 FREE SHIP $220.00
Lead 575 Cast RoundBall 150pcs $24.00
Speer .535 RoundBall 300 pcs $45.00 13d 2h +
Speer .454 or .454- RoundBall 3 boxes 300 bullets $45.00
Sierra 44m .4295dia 240gr JHC 3 boxes $90.00
Colt Tactical Knife mdl CT0134C Made in USA! $35.00
Remington 45 ACP Virgin Brass Lg Primer 200 pcs $62.00
45 ACP Brass Remington NEW 200 pcs $62.00
Ox-Yoke .020 ths dry patches .50-.59 dia $6.00
Lee Hand Press W/ Breech Lock Inc. 2 Xtra Bushings $58.00
Remington R-P 45 LC Brass Virgin 100 pcs $33.00
Thompson Center 209 primer tools
Dog bone, straight, eazyview $35.00
NRA American Rifleman Magazines 1940-1945 $130.00
Remington Brass 40 S&W NEW 200 pcs $96.00
Remington 45ACP 230 gr FMJ 200 Bullets $58.00
Shotgun Cleaning Brushes Large assortment $40.00
RCBS FL 223 Die Set W/ Shell holder $56.00
Bullets usually sold by the pound.
5lbs @ 115gr = appx 304 bullets
Remington 9mm 115gr 300 FMJ RN $47.00
Remington 9mm 115gr FMJ 300 Bullets $47.00
Remington 9mm 115gr FMJ 300 Bullets $47.00
OX_Yoke 15ths 40-49cal patches $5.00
Hornady 22 cal 1,000 .224 55gr FMJ BT Bullets $150.00
45ACP Brass fired mixed manufacture .15c ea 100/$15.00
Wonder lube 2-4 oz. cans $14.00
Blue & Gray Pistol Patch flip top bottles $8.50
Winchester shot shells & boxes collectors $40.00
Trowbridge fishing reel 1880 circa $150.00
Forrester Case Trimmer used $50.00
32cal 100g HP Hornady XTP Bullets & 32-20Brass NIB $85.00
32cal 85gr HP XTP Hornady bullets 2 boxes $69.00
Remington Sabot Muzzle Loader 45/357 165gr JHP Core-lokt $42.00
Bullets alone are great in a 357!
LEE 223 Case Trimmer & Pilot #90110/90114 $15.00
As many people know I'm moving out of state, well maybe if the house ever sells. Some of what is listed here is stock from when I use to do shows and trade vous.
BLACKPOWDERBILL@YAHOO.COM
All items are in stock.
Please email or call me before sending money as they are also offered local and on line.
You can visit www.blackpowderbill.com for listings or www.GunBroker.com user name BPBRS zip code 14519
All items will be shipped USPS flat rate or FedEx insured. Primers are pick up only.
All items are in stock.
Please email or call me before sending money as they are also offered local and on line.
You can visit www.blackpowderbill.com for listings or www.GunBroker.com user name BPBRS zip code 14519
All items will be shipped USPS flat rate or FedEx insured. Primers are pick up only.
Payment money order or bank check of your choice
Winchester primers in stock Lg/Sm rifle and pistol
quantities limited $37.00 per 1,000BPB has several thousand bullets in 9mm, 45acp, .224 and 30cal 147GR FMJ-BT
.223 Fired brass Mixed Mfg. 7lbs $75.00
Winchester 9mm 115gr WB9JHP115 Notched $85.00 5 bags
Lead Mixed Alloy 40# Ingots $40.00
223 Processed Brass 100 pcs & 200 Hornady 55gr fmj bt w/c Bullets $45.00
Remington 308 Brass & 147gr FMJ Bullets $50.00 1bg 50 pcs brass & 100 bullets
Flintlock L&R 900-D Shipping $140.00
LEE 6 Cavity 356 dia-1252R 9mm Bullet Mold/ $50.00 With handles $70.00
Remington 25 cal 100gr PSP CL-WC 250 Bullets $72.00
Lee Breech Lock Challenger Press Kit $160.00
Knife Colt CT143 Mfg. in USA! $35.00
.223 LC/Win Processed Brass 200 pcs $31.00 More processed brass available
LEE .222 handloader Old style $25.00
Hornady 140 gr .38 cal lead 350 bullets $38.00
Lee 1000 Press 9mm SHIPPED $229.00
9mm 124gr FMJ-RN Remington 300 bullets $85.00
Traditions Tools Wedge Puller, Sling Swivel, Sight Set $10.00 Your choice
209 Ted Cash 2 cappers Made in USA! $24.00
Nipple wrench standard size T handle $13.50
Hornady .315 & .310 6 boxes RoundBall $43.00
Sierra 8mm .323dia 150gr SPT 200 Bullets $73.00
Hornady/Speer Round Ball .433 dia. 200 pcs $20.00
T/C 45 cal Hawken Great condition! $350.00
Bore Butter lube 1000+ 4 oz can $6.50
Lee powder msr. Lyman Trimmer RCBS lube pad & MORE $75.00
Stoney Point / Wilson Case Length tools $75.00
Hornady 490 RoundBall 3 boxes 300 pcs $47.00
Hornady 45 Cal.452 200gr FTX Bullets $63.00
CVA Nipples 3 6x1mm threads $10.00
Ox-Yoke Dry Patches 50-59cal .020 thick $6.00 per 100
T/C Flame Thrower Musket Nipple #7237 $10.00
T/C Musket cap Flame Thrower nipple #7237 $10.00
T/C 209 primer adapter #7805 $10.00
Winchester 45 230gr HP Notched WB45JHP230 200 bullets $64.00
Traditions Breech Plug #A1344 $15.25
CVA Straight Line #11 Capper #AC1407 $15.00
Knight 1 bag Hi Pressure Green 50cal Sabot #900127 $10.00
T/C U-View 209 primer capper #7219 $11.00
T/C Breech Plug Wrench Encore 209x50 #7764 $10.00
Winchester 7mm 150gr PP 100 Bullets $35.00
Lee Challenger press W/ 3 Breech Lock Bushings $85.00
Percussion 50cal 11 pound rifle Left Handed Fluted Douglas bbl $550.00
Heavy 30’ish 50 cal Bench Muzzle Loader GR Douglas Barrel $550.00
Remington .243 80gr PLHP-W/C $75.00
Hornady .570 Round Ball 250 pcs $45.00
Lee 1000 Press 45 ACP #90638 FREE SHIP $220.00
Lead 575 Cast RoundBall 150pcs $24.00
Speer .535 RoundBall 300 pcs $45.00 13d 2h +
Speer .454 or .454- RoundBall 3 boxes 300 bullets $45.00
Sierra 44m .4295dia 240gr JHC 3 boxes $90.00
Colt Tactical Knife mdl CT0134C Made in USA! $35.00
Remington 45 ACP Virgin Brass Lg Primer 200 pcs $62.00
45 ACP Brass Remington NEW 200 pcs $62.00
Ox-Yoke .020 ths dry patches .50-.59 dia $6.00
Lee Hand Press W/ Breech Lock Inc. 2 Xtra Bushings $58.00
Remington R-P 45 LC Brass Virgin 100 pcs $33.00
Thompson Center 209 primer tools
Dog bone, straight, eazyview $35.00
NRA American Rifleman Magazines 1940-1945 $130.00
Remington Brass 40 S&W NEW 200 pcs $96.00
Remington 45ACP 230 gr FMJ 200 Bullets $58.00
Shotgun Cleaning Brushes Large assortment $40.00
RCBS FL 223 Die Set W/ Shell holder $56.00
Bullets usually sold by the pound.
5lbs @ 115gr = appx 304 bullets
Remington 9mm 115gr 300 FMJ RN $47.00
Remington 9mm 115gr FMJ 300 Bullets $47.00
Remington 9mm 115gr FMJ 300 Bullets $47.00
USED DIES
38/357 Sizing Die Lyman All American $11.00
Lyman .222 2 die set $25.00
LEE 270 Win die set Item 90875 $22.50
RCBS FL 308 15501 A $30.00
RCBS 38s SWC 3 die set 18306 $22.00
RCBS 41m 3 dies set $30.00
RCBS 44m B 18637 Sizer carbide $25.00
RCBS FL 280 Rem A 14001 $30.00
Lee Breech Lock Challenger Press Shipped $172.0038/357 Sizing Die Lyman All American $11.00
Lyman .222 2 die set $25.00
LEE 270 Win die set Item 90875 $22.50
RCBS FL 308 15501 A $30.00
RCBS 38s SWC 3 die set 18306 $22.00
RCBS 41m 3 dies set $30.00
RCBS 44m B 18637 Sizer carbide $25.00
RCBS FL 280 Rem A 14001 $30.00
OX_Yoke 15ths 40-49cal patches $5.00
Hornady 22 cal 1,000 .224 55gr FMJ BT Bullets $150.00
45ACP Brass fired mixed manufacture .15c ea 100/$15.00
Wonder lube 2-4 oz. cans $14.00
Blue & Gray Pistol Patch flip top bottles $8.50
Mills Fowler 12ga Cira. 1840 Percussion $650.00
Browning A-Bolt 7mm Rem muzzle brake used
A little beat up but she shoot great! $380.00
223 Lee Delux die set Neck & FL dies $45.00A little beat up but she shoot great! $380.00
Winchester shot shells & boxes collectors $40.00
Trowbridge fishing reel 1880 circa $150.00
Forrester Case Trimmer used $50.00
32cal 100g HP Hornady XTP Bullets & 32-20Brass NIB $85.00
32cal 85gr HP XTP Hornady bullets 2 boxes $69.00
Remington Sabot Muzzle Loader 45/357 165gr JHP Core-lokt $42.00
Bullets alone are great in a 357!
LEE 223 Case Trimmer & Pilot #90110/90114 $15.00
Call or Email www.BlackPowderBill.com
A more detailed description and pictures are all on www.gunbroker.com listed under BPBRS
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Browning 7mm A-bolt used looks rough, shoots great!
You are purchasing a well used 7mm A-Bolt.
I don't have any history on it other than it was neglected. The bore is nice and trigger is light and crisp. Shoots great , she just looks ugly.
I took 360 grit and oil to the barrel & magazine to see how deep the corrosion when under the old oil and crud. I figure this was a truck gun. A good Parkerizing and a little wood work and you'll have a pretty firearm. And we all know the better they look, the better they shoot.
Comes with a Bushnell 3x9 model unknown.
Price includes shipping to your FFL
See pictures:
I don't have any history on it other than it was neglected. The bore is nice and trigger is light and crisp. Shoots great , she just looks ugly.
I took 360 grit and oil to the barrel & magazine to see how deep the corrosion when under the old oil and crud. I figure this was a truck gun. A good Parkerizing and a little wood work and you'll have a pretty firearm. And we all know the better they look, the better they shoot.
Comes with a Bushnell 3x9 model unknown.
Price includes shipping to your FFL
See pictures:
Friday, October 25, 2013
New York six constitutional amendments Nov 5th
On November 5, voters across the state will be asked to pass or defeat six
constitutional amendments appearing on this year’s ballot. Below is the NYS
Conservative Party’s position on each. I fully concur with their stance on
each proposition.
-Carl PaladinoMost of the summaries are straight forward, however the most controversial proposal, asking voters to approve or disapprove casino gambling (Proposal #1), is written to suggest that approval will lower your taxes and provide more money to your schools. It is permitted to present a one-sided view; however, it certainly is deceptive since the language in the Bill passed by the Legislature does not include the benefits the proposal suggests the voters will receive if approved.
The New York State Conservative Party recommends a NO vote on Proposal #1.
For Proposal #2, we recommend a YES vote; Proposal #3 a NO vote, Proposal #4 a YES vote, Proposal #5 a YES vote and Proposal #6 (raising the retirement age of Judges) a NO vote.
Our positions are stated in the following 4-page synopsis of the 6-ballot proposals for 2013.
Synopsis is as follows:
Conservative Party Positions
on 2013 Statewide Ballot Questions
PROPOSAL NUMBER ONE, AN AMENDMENT TO AUTHORIZE CASINO GAMING
The
Conservative Party recommends a NO vote on Proposal Number One.
Authorizing Casino Gaming
The proposed amendment to
section 9 of article 1 of the Constitution would allow the Legislature to
authorize up to seven casinos in New York State for the legislated purposes of
promoting job growth, increasing aid to schools, and permitting local
governments to lower property taxes through revenues generated. Shall the
amendment be approved?
The Conservative Party of New
York State, since its inception in 1962, has promoted job growth through lower
taxes, encouraged localities to lower taxes and believe that schools should
provide a solid education for our youth. The Conservative Party has been
consistent in its Legislative Program calling for the need to reduce taxes and
promote job growth and has stressed if we fail to provide jobs and remain a
high tax state, we will lose our citizens to states with less taxes. The
proposed amendment, while it paints a rosy picture, will not accomplish the
stated goal. Casino Gambling will produce new problems as evidenced in the
areas where casinos are currently located. In 1966, the Legislature told New
York citizens, if they approved the Lottery, their school taxes would be
reduced. Every year school taxes go up, despite the millions people spend on
lottery tickets. It is time to close the money spigot that gives the
legislature more money to spend.
PROPOSAL NUMBER TWO, AN AMENDMENT TO ALLOW ADDITIONAL SERVICE CREDITS TO DISABLED VETERANS
The
Conservative Party recommends a YES vote on Proposal Number Two.
Additional Civil Service Credit
for Veterans with Disabilities Certified Post-Appointment
The proposed amendment to
section 6 of article 5 of the Constitution would entitle a veteran who has
received civil service credit for a civil service appointment or promotion and
subsequently is certified as disabled to additional civil service credit at a
subsequent appointment or promotion. Shall the proposed amendment be approved?
The Conservative Party of New
York State holds our disabled veterans in the highest regard and is cognizant
of the sacrifices made in the name of freedom for their fellow citizens.
PROPOSAL NUMBER THREE, AN AMENDMENT TO EXCLUDE CERTAIN INDEBTEDNESS
The
Conservative Party recommends a NO vote on Proposal Number Three.
Exclusion of Indebtedness
Contracted for Sewage Facilities
The proposed amendment to
Article 8, section 5 of the Constitution would extend for ten years, until
January 1, 2024, the authority of counties, cities, towns, and villages to
exclude from their constitutional debt limits indebtedness contracted for the
construction or reconstruction of sewage facilities. Shall the proposed
amendment be approved?
This proposal first went into
effect on January 1, 1962 and has been renewed repeatedly since then. The
Conservative Party does not approve of government entities separating out
certain debts from their constitutional debt limit as it does not give a true picture
to its citizens as to the total indebtedness of the locality, therefore we
cannot support this proposal.
PROPOSAL NUMBER FOUR, AN AMENDMENT TO SETTLE DISPUTED TITLE
IN FOREST PRESERVE
The
Conservative Party recommends a YES vote on Proposal Number Four.
Settling Disputed Title in the
Forest Preserve
The proposed amendment to
section 1 of article 14 of the Constitution would authorize the Legislature to
settle longstanding disputes between the State and private entities over
ownership of certain parcels of land in the town of Long Lake, Hamilton County.
In exchange for giving up its claim to disputed parcels, the State would get
land to be incorporated into the forest preserve that would benefit the forest
preserve more than the disputed parcels currently do. Shall the proposed
amendment be approved?
The State Constitution
generally forbids the lease, sale, exchange, or taking of any forest preserve
land. The proposed amendment would allow the Legislature to settle 100-year-old
disputes between the State and private parties over ownership of certain
parcels of land in the forest preserve by giving up the State's claim to
disputed parcels. In exchange, the State would get land to be incorporated into
the forest preserve. The land exchange would occur only if the Legislature
determines that the land to be conveyed to the State would benefit the forest
preserve more than the disputed parcels do.
PROPOSAL NUMBER FIVE, AN AMENDMENT TO EXCHANGE LAND
TO NYCO MINERALS, INC.
The
Conservative Party recommends a YES vote on Proposal Number Five.
In Relation to a Land Exchange
in the State Forest Preserve with NYCO Minerals, Inc.
The proposed amendment to
section 1 of article 14 of the Constitution would authorize the Legislature to
convey forest preserve land located in the town of Lewis, Essex County, to NYCO
Minerals, a private company that plans on expanding an existing mine that
adjoins the forest preserve land. In exchange, NYCO Minerals would give the
State at least the same amount of land of at least the same value, with a
minimum assessed value of $1 million, to be added to the forest preserve. When
NYCO Minerals finishes mining, it would restore the condition of the land and
return it to the forest preserve. Shall the proposed amendment be approved?
As with proposal number four,
the State Constitution generally forbids the lease, sale, exchange, or taking
of any forest preserve land. NYCO Minerals is a producer of wollastonite, a
mineral that has industrial importance worldwide. In the United States,
wollastonite is mined in Willsboro, New York and Gouverneur, New York. This
proposed amendment would allow NYCO Minerals to expand and explore for the
mineral, keep people employed and still protect the forest preserve.
The
Conservative Party recommends a NO vote on Proposal Number Six.
Increasing the Age until which
Certain State Judges Can Serve
The proposed amendment to the
Constitution, amending sections 2 and 25 of article 6, would increase the
maximum age until which certain state judges may serve as follows: (a) a
Justice of the Supreme Court would be eligible for five additional two-year
terms after the present retirement age of 70, instead of the three such terms
currently authorized; and (b) a Judge of the Court of Appeals who reaches the
age of 70 while in office would be permitted to remain in service on the Court
for up to 10 years beyond the present retirement age of 70 in order to complete
the term to which that Judge was appointed. Shall the proposed amendment be
approved?
(Additional information on
other side)
Currently
a Justice of the Supreme Court is eligible for three additional two-year terms
after the present retirement age of 70, this proposal would allow them to serve
an additional 4 years while also allowing a Judge on the Court of Appeals to
remain in service for up to 10 additional years. The Conservative Party
acknowledges that citizens are living longer and healthier lives; however,
there is no imperative need to keep judges on the bench for extended terms
while electing new Supreme Court Judges. A Court of Appeals Judge is appointed
and we strongly believe the citizens should elect all judges and be responsible
to the citizens, therefore we reject extended the term of the Members of the
Court of Appeals.
CPNYS POSITIONS
ON 2013 BALLOT PROPOSALS:
PROPOSAL #1 –
NO
PROPOSAL #2 –
YES
PROPOSAL #3 –
NO
PROPOSAL #4 –
YES
PROPOSAL #5 –
YES
PROPOSAL #6 –
NO
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
ZoNATION: Gotcha! Now I'm Gonna Pray the Gay Outta You!
Poles to poles, holes to holes don't work in nature LMAO
Thursday, October 17, 2013
No Discounts and No Apologies, Just Send Cash
No discounts and no apologies, just send cash
Feel free to pass this on:
No discounts and no apologies, just send cash
I don't know about Wal-Marts policy. I do know if you want a box of cartridges from me come Jan 15 2014 it will cost you $10.00 for the NICS check. That is if NICS will accept a NICS for ammo purchases. See, I can't find that section on my NICS form and the "other" block on the 4473 is for serial numbered receivers & the like.
My guesstamate is the state is waiting for sportsmen to tell the state how to do it. Like sportsmen have done so many other times in the past. You know, how there always seems to be a few select individuals who feel another infringement isn't so bad that they can give up just this one time because they feel that is a good compromise.
Which brings me to a line I use to use at meetings; "Sportsmen have compromised themselves out of the hunting, fishing & trapping".
Come this November many firearms owners will, well maybe; flock to the polls to elect all those politicians that signed onto the "Repeal Law" declarations or as I call it the paper tiger firearms ban repeal.
Oddly enough in 30 plus years of meetings, Letters, gun shows I'm still trying to remember where or how all these new supporters sprang from out of thin air. I can say if you have the time visit MAG. That's Mayor Bloomberg's anti gun web site . Look up all those local politicians who have signed the paper tiger & see if you can match any up with the good Mayor's firearms ban-wagon.
I'll say this again to control Albany you have to control the local political body. Remove the lifers from local politics and then you can control Albany.
I ask you to make a mental or written note of people who attended your meetings. Then look back in the clubs archives for the meeting attendance roster and tell yourself how many of these new 2nd amendment supports have attend in the past?
Yes it sure is swell the donations are pouring in to fight the big battle. Unfortunately it is decades late. What really riles me is not one Judge in NY has stood up and declared the firearms ban unconstitutional. It's not like sportsmen haven't see several federal decisions on firearms ban's and law's the last few years be overturned.
My inbox is flooded with meeting dates, opinions on how we can overcome firearms bans from people I've never had correspondence from in the past.
I'm sure many of us have seen these devout supporters in the past. You know as they walked by our tables at sporting shows and the like. The ones who came up and asked what "you're" doing to protect their "rights". The ones who flipped you off as the walked by laughing and yelled back over there shoulder they'd never join again because they were sent to many letters for donations and membership applications. They felt that advertising was a waste of money.
This past July I went to my office and started sorting out paperwork in anticipation of selling our home so we can escape from New York. I pulled out hundreds of letter to the NRA, legislators letters from four states that I've lived in. Dozens of magazine & newsletter articles several of which dated back into the 1930 & 40's. All had the same cadence, we must fight them now . Never give an inch, it our rights being trampled on.
I looked over much of the correspondences, the dates of meetings I sat in. As I thought back on all he hunting and fishing I missed out on protecting my rights while so many others were out enjoying themselves. Others who gave a crap about anything other than themselves.
I took a full pick-up truck load of paperwork or 40 years worth to the recycle center in July which included electronic files as well.
I was asked by a friend this past summer if I ever thought I had wasted my time being involved in all the politics. I replied with out hesitation YES. My wife once commented on how if I had been paid for all the thousands of hours spent doing all the work I've done that I'd be a millionaire.
Now days bullet and press sales have drop off from the first half of the year. Sportsmen are looking for big discounts on components. Unfortunately after the gougers and hoarders cleared the shelves of ammo and supplies the people now expect discount store pricing. Some feel it is my best interest to give up even more that I had in the past. I respond to this arrogance by telling them a story.
Had a guy at work who always wanted me to write a letter for him. He never belong to any association except his hunting camp. He work hundreds of hours of overtime every year making well into the 100k range. He never purchased a raffle ticket did nothing but ask for others to do for him.
So one day he asked me if I was going to attend a meeting in Albany. I replied, NO. He asked why? Can't afford to fight for you any longer. If you want me to go I'll need to be paid to take the day off. Besides I need my vacation time for hunting!
No discounts for memberships regardless of the profession. It is the profession you choose and you are well paid for what you do. Not everyone is a hero and those who ride the cape of heroism shame on you.
No discounts and no apologies to those who sat idly by letting a few of us fight for them. Again, No discounts and no apologies to anyone just send cash.
BPB
Black Powder Bill Brookover
www.blackpowderbill.com
GunBroker name BPBRS
Licensed FFL, Muzzle Loaders, Reloading Supplies
Feel free to pass this on:
No discounts and no apologies, just send cash
I don't know about Wal-Marts policy. I do know if you want a box of cartridges from me come Jan 15 2014 it will cost you $10.00 for the NICS check. That is if NICS will accept a NICS for ammo purchases. See, I can't find that section on my NICS form and the "other" block on the 4473 is for serial numbered receivers & the like.
My guesstamate is the state is waiting for sportsmen to tell the state how to do it. Like sportsmen have done so many other times in the past. You know, how there always seems to be a few select individuals who feel another infringement isn't so bad that they can give up just this one time because they feel that is a good compromise.
Which brings me to a line I use to use at meetings; "Sportsmen have compromised themselves out of the hunting, fishing & trapping".
Come this November many firearms owners will, well maybe; flock to the polls to elect all those politicians that signed onto the "Repeal Law" declarations or as I call it the paper tiger firearms ban repeal.
Oddly enough in 30 plus years of meetings, Letters, gun shows I'm still trying to remember where or how all these new supporters sprang from out of thin air. I can say if you have the time visit MAG. That's Mayor Bloomberg's anti gun web site . Look up all those local politicians who have signed the paper tiger & see if you can match any up with the good Mayor's firearms ban-wagon.
I'll say this again to control Albany you have to control the local political body. Remove the lifers from local politics and then you can control Albany.
I ask you to make a mental or written note of people who attended your meetings. Then look back in the clubs archives for the meeting attendance roster and tell yourself how many of these new 2nd amendment supports have attend in the past?
Yes it sure is swell the donations are pouring in to fight the big battle. Unfortunately it is decades late. What really riles me is not one Judge in NY has stood up and declared the firearms ban unconstitutional. It's not like sportsmen haven't see several federal decisions on firearms ban's and law's the last few years be overturned.
My inbox is flooded with meeting dates, opinions on how we can overcome firearms bans from people I've never had correspondence from in the past.
I'm sure many of us have seen these devout supporters in the past. You know as they walked by our tables at sporting shows and the like. The ones who came up and asked what "you're" doing to protect their "rights". The ones who flipped you off as the walked by laughing and yelled back over there shoulder they'd never join again because they were sent to many letters for donations and membership applications. They felt that advertising was a waste of money.
This past July I went to my office and started sorting out paperwork in anticipation of selling our home so we can escape from New York. I pulled out hundreds of letter to the NRA, legislators letters from four states that I've lived in. Dozens of magazine & newsletter articles several of which dated back into the 1930 & 40's. All had the same cadence, we must fight them now . Never give an inch, it our rights being trampled on.
I looked over much of the correspondences, the dates of meetings I sat in. As I thought back on all he hunting and fishing I missed out on protecting my rights while so many others were out enjoying themselves. Others who gave a crap about anything other than themselves.
I took a full pick-up truck load of paperwork or 40 years worth to the recycle center in July which included electronic files as well.
I was asked by a friend this past summer if I ever thought I had wasted my time being involved in all the politics. I replied with out hesitation YES. My wife once commented on how if I had been paid for all the thousands of hours spent doing all the work I've done that I'd be a millionaire.
Now days bullet and press sales have drop off from the first half of the year. Sportsmen are looking for big discounts on components. Unfortunately after the gougers and hoarders cleared the shelves of ammo and supplies the people now expect discount store pricing. Some feel it is my best interest to give up even more that I had in the past. I respond to this arrogance by telling them a story.
Had a guy at work who always wanted me to write a letter for him. He never belong to any association except his hunting camp. He work hundreds of hours of overtime every year making well into the 100k range. He never purchased a raffle ticket did nothing but ask for others to do for him.
So one day he asked me if I was going to attend a meeting in Albany. I replied, NO. He asked why? Can't afford to fight for you any longer. If you want me to go I'll need to be paid to take the day off. Besides I need my vacation time for hunting!
No discounts for memberships regardless of the profession. It is the profession you choose and you are well paid for what you do. Not everyone is a hero and those who ride the cape of heroism shame on you.
No discounts and no apologies to those who sat idly by letting a few of us fight for them. Again, No discounts and no apologies to anyone just send cash.
BPB
Black Powder Bill Brookover
www.blackpowderbill.com
GunBroker name BPBRS
Licensed FFL, Muzzle Loaders, Reloading Supplies
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Comment from a GunBroker.co user on NY
MOST OF US hope we can get
this country back from the IDIOTS that are taking our freedom from us. My
Grandpa came here in 1870 because they took the only way he had to get food and
that was with a GUN.
He said stay in Poland and die or come to the USA through Ellis Island and possibly live. He was 16 when he took the challenge.
HE WOULD REALLY BE PISSED OF TODAY AS THINGS ARE GOING. ALL OF THESE SHOOTINGS ARE BECAUSE OF MENTAL ISSUES. These people will turn to other ways of killing if guns are removed. I WILL PRAY FOR YOU ALSO IN NY. GOD BLESS.
###
See, some of us don't forget where we came from. Unlike the politicians who think they are part of the group that can help. Help themselves that is.
bpb
He said stay in Poland and die or come to the USA through Ellis Island and possibly live. He was 16 when he took the challenge.
HE WOULD REALLY BE PISSED OF TODAY AS THINGS ARE GOING. ALL OF THESE SHOOTINGS ARE BECAUSE OF MENTAL ISSUES. These people will turn to other ways of killing if guns are removed. I WILL PRAY FOR YOU ALSO IN NY. GOD BLESS.
###
See, some of us don't forget where we came from. Unlike the politicians who think they are part of the group that can help. Help themselves that is.
bpb
Thursday, October 3, 2013
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