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I'm Tom Gresham.

If you think that, oh, everything is good, we've got the Heller decision. We've got the McDonald's decisions.

The Supreme Court's on our side. We don't have to worry about assaults on our right to keep

them in our arms, our Second Amendment rights. Oh yeah?

Well, on Tuesday of this week, a coalition of environmental groups petitioned the Environmental

Protection Agency, working with them, asking that lead-based sporting ammunition and fishing tackle be banned.

It's a group of environmental groups here, we've got bird watchers and some other folks.

And what they're saying is that lead gets into the ecosystem

through bullets.

And if an animal is shot with a bullet that has lead in it and the carcasses left out

there, animals could come along and eat the carcass and die of lead poisoning.

Why is that important to you?

They're trying to ban your ammunition.

It's as simple as that.

And it's huge.

If you run the, I mean, this would be 22 amo, anything that goes that could not use any bullets

that have lead in them so if 22 ammunition can't use lead bullets the price goes up significantly the price of all ammunition goes up significantly.

The price of all ammunition goes up significantly.

Talking shotguns also.

No more lead shot, period.

Well, what happens if the price of ammunition goes up?

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