Apparently OSHA is planning to put extra regulations on stores that sell ammo. It won’t stop ammo sales but just seems to be laws made to inconvenience and anger gun owners (didn’t I recently talk about the wisdom of that?). If OSHA really wants to prevent people from being injured at the workplace, they should pass regulations that gun control stupidity can’t be discussed within 25 yards of gun owners… and within a thousand yards of snipers.
It’s not only common sense; it’s the law.
Shhhhh, be vewy vewy quiet. I’m hunting OSHA Inspectors. Heeeheeeheee.
Shhhhh, be vewy vewy quiet. I’m hunting OSHA Inspectors. Heeeheeeheee.
Actually this is kinda scary. It’s about outlawing the manufacture of ammunitions components by classifying them as explosives. Check it out at: http://www.lewrockwell.com/calderwood/calderwood15.html
Just another example of “gun confiscating Nazis” trying to deprive us of our 2nd ammendment right to bare arms.
I emailed my congressman, asking him to look into this and fire any OSHA employee who is pushing this.
CheaperThanDirt.com… here I come. I think we need to send dictionaries to all legislators with the word Infringe highlighted and the page bookmarked. I’m sure it would be a bit too subtle for their tiny brains to absorb, but a guy can hope and dream.
OSHA has extended the public comment period on these proposed regs. I have gone on the government website to express my opposition to the new regs. Please take some time to do this. You can access this through the NRA website which links to the regulatory comment address.
fish, where on the NRA website does it have this info?
So . . . I thought it was guns that killed people, not ammo. I’m confused. Or is it people that kill guns . . .
By the way, can we still possess or launch rockets?
If I hold my hard liquor too close to my scarf, is it a Molitov cocktail? Honestly, people.
It is time to treat OSHA inspectors as if they were Revenue Agents.
My great-grandfather went magical on them.
He made several of them disappear. No. I will not say more, except that at the time he ran in excess of 3000 gallons of “elixer” a month on his farm.
I can’t believe my OSHA course has actually come in handy when making a blog comment. This rule only means there will be more ma and pa ammo stores since OSHA doesn’t apply to family business that employ only one or two non-family persons.
nope, it also means Ammo Manufacturers will be burdened so heavily with regulations, taxes and fees that they’ll go out of business.
HK OSHA can only make regulations and then fines if the regulations are violated.
Plus the way the article read it was designed for commercial stores. Ammo Manufacturers already have follow rules that are being expanded to include commercial stores.
I could always look up the specifics but then I would be working, and that’s just wrong.
OSHA needs to reconsider the consequences of these actions
It would be terrible if these regulations made it more hazardous on the health of OSHA Inspectors!