
Pennsylvania Democrats to Propose Bullet Tax and Encoded Rounds to Track Ammo Owners | From the Trenches World Report
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
53% : "If you register your ammo, that's a prelude to confiscation, just like firearms registration would be," Finnell said, noting that if a bill to ban certain ammunition is passed, an ammunition database would show law enforcement who has ammunition to confiscate.51% : A purchase of 2,000 rounds would cost $100 in tax.
51% : Gun Owners of America-Pennsylvania Director Val Finnell says the plan amounts to registration and taxation of a constitutional right, to own ammunition.
49% : A 5 cent per bullet tax will be proposed in Pennsylvania as part of legislation to be brought forth by two state House Democrats, Rep. Manny Guzman and Rep. Stephen Kinsey.
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