Par for the course.
Credit cards tracking ammo purchases? But that’s private info, Right? So how does the government play into this? I think we all know the answer to that question.
Yeah, because criminals use credit cards for ammo just like to go out and buy brand new guns … Thank God, I live in a free state
So why does the State of NY want ammo purchases tracked? If I lived in that hell hole and purchased 1,000 rounds of FMJ, the government wouldn’t know that I used it all within 5 months on the practice range. Does this make me a risk to society or even the State? They have no right or a good reason to know.
It was an obvious sarcasm my friend.
Makes me so happy I moved to cash only 20 years ago, don’t need a lender selling me out to the Government. They are already screwing you on the interest, not going to let them screw me on my 1st Amendment.
Spot on! I did! Next best thing that I ever did! Never going back!
This is why. They executed a search warrant on this guy simply because he was buying what they decided was an excessive amount of 5.56 ammo.
The 2A does not exist in New York.
my gun shop takes cash gold silver and cc the gov cant track cash gold or silver, and 1oz of gold buys a lot of ammo.
“prosecutors said in a criminal complaint in federal court.”
Looks like the State and The Fed are in on this…
Cash is king around here for sure.
1oz of Gold should buy a years supply of ammo, although I would never trade gold for Ammo because quite honestly the exchange rate is going to suck. The biggest issue with gold is you will never get it’s current value selling or trading it, unless you are selling it to someone who is not a gold dealer or jewelry shop or in the business of buying and selling gold, and I would never buy gold from some rando because you don’t want to hand over cold hard cash for something that is not being sold by someone with a reputation. If I had an ounce of gold to sell, you would be insane to pay me market value for it, because I would be long gone by the time you realized I sold you bar that was just heavily plated in gold. Don’t get me wrong, gold never goes down in value, the issue is you never get the market value for it when you want to sell it, because those who have the money to spend on it don’t pay market value. You will never find a dealer who will give you market value, if they did they would lose money when they went to resell it and they are not looking to hold it long enough to see it go up in value.