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We were doing some cleaning, and have come across some ammo cases that are no longer allowed into the country.
We are going to combine this post with some reloading gear that we will be clearing out.
More will be added as we get the artwork uploaded.
Last edited by Frontier Firearms; 09-18-2023 at 06:08 PM.
What, banned by Trudy socks?.......
The only government I trust is 45-70 Government!
Forget what wave of sanctions that hit Russian weapon/ammo manufacturers but could have been harps. The sanctions against Russia started with the initial invasion of Crimea in 2014.
Is that barnaul .30-06 considered garand safe? Pic says 145gr, site says 168.
Are you familiar with The Shmoo, Mr. Fisher?
Its 168 Grain.Is that barnaul .30-06 considered garand safe? Pic says 145gr, site says 168.
The first question is a hard one to answer, there is allot of Garands out there in such rough shape, dry firing could blow them apart!
So Russian sanctions?
They get to then keep the ammo and use it themselves. Since I don't speak Bureaucrat, someone translate for me.
A free society must outlaw harming innocent people to function, but when we seek to curtail what all of us can do, rather than holding each of us responsible for what we actually do, we give up on freedom itself.
Canada banned imports of Russian ammo and a lot of other stuff.Originally Posted by nowarningshot
Last edited by Frontier Firearms; 09-18-2023 at 06:19 PM.
I've shot that stuff, it's quite hot. I'd not recommend it, but to each their own.
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