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http://texas2a.org/?p=631" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Other sources?

I definitely don't care for any more "Stock up now!" rhetoric. One, there is nothing left to stock up on. Not at prices I consider reasonable, anyway. Two, while the fears have been valid, that is the reaction that has wiped out the shelves to begin with.

That aside, I'd like to hear more about this if other legal experts chime in/write columns. I know that I need to be more educated about executive orders in general and what sort of leeway each Pres has.

gigag04 wrote:Other sources?

I'm starting to see the same thing from other sites...not mainstream yet, but I am seeing it multiple places. Here's just one:

http://www.examiner.com/article/after-s ... regulation

It seems that the time to stock up on firearms and ammo is well past.

I believe we should be stockpiling torches and pitchforks.

RoadRunnerTR21 wrote:I'm surprised that the NRA is not creating some news about this. It would seem to me that this is a more serious threat than what congress tried to do. This guy is turning into a dictator. Surprise surprise.

Turning?

RoadRunnerTR21 wrote:I'm surprised that the NRA is not creating some news about this. It would seem to me that this is a more serious threat than what congress tried to do. This guy is turning into a dictator. Surprise surprise.

When the NRA creates some news about this you will have confirmation that it is true. Otherwise it remains an internet rumor.

The executive order that I've read only changes who has authority over the US Munitions list. It removes authority from the Secretary of State and grants it to the Attorney General. I believe it also states that the Attorney General will need to consult with the Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense and the Secretary of Commerce. Now Holder may do something in the way of banning ammunition or parts kits, however, I haven't seen anything so far that suggests that is the case.

Here's the link: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2013-04 ... -09392.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

IANAL so take it for what it is

This is the kind of stuff that create panic buying.

Dreamliner wrote:This is the kind of stuff that create panic buying.

THIS

Apparently someone somewhere has an overstock of AKs, SKSs, etc that they paid frenzy prices to obtain and are now scared the frenzy is dying down and will leave them holding the bag.