This could be interesting: Atf reclassified a major component

hooknline

The Atf reclassified a major component to smokeless gunpowder used in modern firearms. This could drive the price of ammo up again or limit supplies again or both

http://www.ammoland.com/2016/08/atf-reclassifies-wetted-nitrocellulose-as-explosive-materials-under-federal-laws/#axzz4Ikveu3Mq

cpr

Looks like someone figured out a way to hurt gun owners without needing congress. I thought I had enough ammo to last a while, now?

coldair

and anyone that reloads is now in possession of explosives

fins4me

Our government is becoming more awful every day.

vonnick52

coldair wrote: »

and anyone that reloads is now in possession of explosives

ATF also exempts other components of small arms ammunition from the requirements of the law and regulations, but only if such components are listed in the definition of “ammunition” in 27 C.F.R. § 555.11. This means that smokeless powder and primers are exempt from record keeping and storage requirements.

Not just yet.

ANUMBER1

It won't affect slingshots though?

hooknline

vonnick52 wrote: »

Not just yet.

It will
Have a huge affect on how the cellulose is shipped, trucked, and in what quantities.

NACl H2O Luvr

https://www.nraila.org/articles/20160831/atf-delays-any-changes-to-nitrocellulose-regulation