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Originally posted by pdhntr1:
Frank,

It sure sounded like one (or more) of the rifles was an AR-15. Am I correct?

I played it several times. Very well done.

Thanks from someone who is addicted to the "feed back" from a good shot.

Jim

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Originally posted by TwentyTwo:
seafire2:
Now imagine the possibilities for those hungry scavengers to develop lead poisoning and the cumulative effects of that lead poisoning on wildlife populations of various species. That's a big part of the motivation behind the efforts to ban lead from hunting ammunition. No, I'm not saying that lead poisoning is now a serious threat to scavenger species. I simply don't know the size or probability of the problem. But it is a matter of public record that the political class in California responded by banning lead in ammunition used in varmint hunting. I grant that, for many who supported the lead ban, concern about possible lead poisoning was mere rationalization to distract from actual anti-gun and anti-hunting motives. Certain European countries have already forbidden hunting ammunition that contains lead or limited its use. The lead issue is out there and we, the hunting fraternity, had better pay more attention to it. If we don't pay attention to the lead issue, the U.S. political class will follow the bidding of those who now and will in future exploit the lead issue to the detriment of our Second Amendment rights and our hunting privileges.