A pair of Democratic lawmakers are proposing steep new taxes on handguns and ammunition, and tying the revenues to programs aimed at preventing gun violence.
Called the “Gun Violence Prevention and Safe Communities Act," the bill sponsored by William Pascrell, D-N.J., and Danny Davis, D-Ill., would nearly double the current 11 percent tax on handguns, while raising the levy on bullets and cartridges from 11 percent to 50 percent.
"This bill represents a major investment in the protection of our children and our communities, and reflects the long-term societal costs of gun and ammunition purchases in our country,” Pascrell said.
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I'll just keep racking the up until that happens. I don't pay more than .04/bullet for .22lr, .20 for 9mm, .30 for .223/5.56, .35 for 7.62 and .308 and .50 for 30/06. Once it goes above that, I'll stop buying. Until then... hoarding!!!
Just more gun control and more taxes.
This bill is designed for the protection of criminals.
Please share your source 10:04 with a fellow patriot :-)
Tax the DHS and military. Leave Joe Citizen out of this. You'll make more money that way!
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