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ss1 said:
I like these faux powders, they go well with my faux T/C HAWKINS & Hatfield. That said, It is not the faux powders that is driving out black powder, It is the goverment regulations. It may be a short time, very short time, if you don"t shoot faux power, YOU DO NOT SHOOT. IMHO
You may be right in this day an age, The next adminstration will undoubtly be democratice and in the name of national scaryness, buying 25lbs of Goex may be impossible. If Hillary is elected I will prabably by 200lbs and hope it last me the rest of my life. ( I do a lot of shooting) :rotf:
 
Rather than hide in a closet, DO something about the government regulations. If you aren't a member of the NRA, I am carrying your freight! If you aren't a member of the NMLRA, I am carrying your freight! These are the only two gun organizations with enough clout to change things. It takes time. YOu will see us beat back worse laws for years before we are able to pass a pro-gun law that benefits shooters. It took years to get the law passed that protects gun manufacturer from suits involving criminal use of firearms. It took years to pass a federal law giving all retired law enforcement officers in good standing, the right to carry concealed in every state. We are trying to build on it. In 1968, when the Omnibus Crime Control Act was passed, black powder was regulated, along with all ammo. But, with the help of a friend in Ronald Reagan, Congress passed a law in 1982-83 that ended the requirement to record personal information on every sale of ammo. It also permitted the interstate shipment of ammo to individuals. That helped us be able to buy Black powder.

So, get together with friends to buy black powder in quantity, when no local dealer carries it. Or take an order to a dealer and ask him to order it for you. Let him know directly how much a demand there is for the stuff locally. He may not know.( That is another problem arising out of shooters hiding in closets- we don't even know who are friends are!) Then get them all to become members of the NRA. You can't change an organization unless you are a voting member. so please stop sitting on the bench complaining, and do something. Politics, like sex, is a Participatory Sport! Someone is going to play. IF you want to protect your rights, it had better be YOU!
 
I couldn't agree more, just the simple motion of being a member is huge. Everyone should be in the NRA as far as I'm concerned, and the NMLRA, it's these gropus that are keeping the pressure on the gun haters
 
“Rather than hide in a closet, DO something about the government regulations. If you aren't a member of the NRA, I am carrying your freight! If you aren't a member of the NMLRA, I am carrying your freight! “ I DON’T THINK YOU ARE CARRYING ANYBODYS FREIGHT ! I belong to the NRA, have for about 48 yrs, My choice , belong to shooting club, and both I and my wife , have right to carry concealed IN MOST STATES, NOT ALL. This is my choice and the choice should be left up to each person, without ridicule. The reason I chose to shoot replica powder in my replica ML’s is my business. IMHO this attitude is one of the main reasons of the decline of national organize ML. Does anybody have a problem [ on this forum] with me shooting replica powder[777 and etc] , instead of real bp, gotx or swiss. Please say so. I can remember when you could set in a gunshow, drink beer and smoke. We still have guneshows, there are just as not much fun as they used to be.
 
If you are not going to be a part of the solution, then I really don't want to hear your complaints. I don't give a darn what powder you shoot. Just don't complain when the company goes out of business, and you can't get it anymore. By using Black Powder, we help keep an industry that still exists in the USA going, and with our support, maybe it can keep going for a few more generations. If everyone bought the other brands of powder, well, we might just lose that company, too, and then, who would we have to blame? Hang together, for surely you will hang separately.
 
If I have read Bill Knight's (Mad Monk of black powder) hints correctly as of late, there are some real surprises coming out soon with the faux black powder line.
 
He did not elaborate beyond he was working with such, said agreements kept him from disclosing further.

Can't link to it, rules here disallow such.
 

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