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The Dose Makes The Poison
Open secrets is a good place to startSHOCKED,, The legislation text does not say "Why" ??
How does one look up MGA members political donors ?
Open secrets is a good place to startSHOCKED,, The legislation text does not say "Why" ??
How does one look up MGA members political donors ?
This will kill the waterfowl hunting industry. FWIW that talk about FUDDS sitting on impoundments they own, DNR will talk right on and check their shells.View attachment 453178
What? But I thought lead-free ammo is so super-deadly killier that it needed to be named and restricted in the FSA 2013...
Sorry, I don't understand, waterfowlers have had to use non-lead shot since what the '90s or so. I can't recall how long steel or some other non-lead shot was required. Am I missing something?This will kill the waterfowl hunting industry. FWIW that talk about FUDDS sitting on impoundments they own, DNR will talk right on and check their shells.
I would love to see the numbers of birds killed by eating lead and poisoned, I would just about be certain it be small compared to the number of vultures and other bird hit by cars etc. while they are trying to eat roadkill. If they do away with lead for hunting there will likely be more roadkill and will be more of these birds becoming roadkill as well.For those asking why, they will say that birds of prey eat the gut piles of deer and get lead poisoning. They will say a piece of lead the size of a grain of rice will kill an eagle.
I like Barnes bullets, but sometimes they don’t shoot well in a particular gun. Bonded bullets lose almost no lead and hard cast even less.
I’ll be watching and email my senator to kill this bill.
The link shows money she donated to others,, can it show who donated to her ?Open secrets is a good place to start
I don't gut shoot my deer.For those asking why, they will say that birds of prey eat the gut piles of deer and get lead poisoning. They will say a piece of lead the size of a grain of rice will kill an eagle.
I like Barnes bullets, but sometimes they don’t shoot well in a particular gun. Bonded bullets lose almost no lead and hard cast even less.
I’ll be watching and email my senator to kill this bill.
Was he referring to hunting?? or Baltimore city schools?I listened to about 13 seconds of Gov.Moore's speech yesterday (as I was cruising the dial). Did anyone catch his quip "lead abatement"? Cuz, ya' know...for the children.
The link shows money she donated to others,, can it show who donated to her ?
You are not alone!I hate Maryland
This will kill the waterfowl hunting industry..
I can not express how significant it will be for deer hunting in MD. (shotgun and SWC)Nah . Non Toxic has been required for waterfowl since 1976 .
It will be significant for most of everything else .
Add to that, there is NO non-lead hunting round that produces the required 1200 ft/lb for 357 and 44mag.
For it to be legal in MD, it has to be rated by the manufacture at over 1200 Ft/LBActually there is , for .44 Mag . May be more also , but Cor Bon 225 DPX ( using Barnes X Bullet ) gives over 900 ft lb from 4 inch Revolver , will be well over 1200 ft lb from Revolver
I've shot it from .41 Mag rifle , but it was handloaded . ( Not to reach an energy level , but because ( at least at the time it wasn't factory loaded .)
Yes, affirmative thats for sure. No doubt.This will kill the waterfowl hunting industry. FWIW that talk about FUDDS sitting on impoundments they own, DNR will talk right on and check their shells.
Couple of problems,, From the manufacture: "“Barrier blind” is the new terminology for ammunition that outstandingly performs after penetrating a heavy barrier like auto glass or steel. DPX® is the only ammunition that maintains 100% of its weight after going through such barriers."
That is not ammo designed for thin skinned ammo,,
I don't think the MGA needs any more helpActually the other way around .
Randy Brooks ( then head honcho & CEO of Barnes ) , conceived of the concept on a hunting trip , and it was designed , and developed as strictly a Hunting bullet , and was so marketed for decades afterwards . ( Concieved 1975 , released circa 1984 )
It was relatively recently discovered that they Also performed well in Barrier Blind Tectical roles , but they were Hunting bullets first .
Currently the " handgun " calibers have advertised velocities from standard handgun length test bbls , but I'm sure customer service from both Barnes and Cor Bon have data for carbine length .