re: #98 Dark_Falcon

What about if you’re a gun range whose members sometimes pool their money to purchase ammo at a discount? 4000 rounds may be a lot for 1, but split between 20 people its only 200 rounds per person. But add on that tax and its an extra $10 for those 200 rounds. Now say that order gets placed once a season and you’re looking at $40 a year, which does sting.

That comes out to a dime a day. But if $40 a year “stings” you, maybe you should consider large quantities of bullets less of a necessity. You’re a Republican, don’t bitch about things you can’t afford.