Ammunition

if you put the scope on right to where the arrow on the scope is even with the arrow on the gun then at the top of the scope there is a nob thing if you push that forward you see the inside of the scope then you put the bbs in but don't worry you can still see through the scope

For minimal damage but still good stopping power i would say either a 5 or 6 shot 12ga.

Although if your not going to eat the animal a 3 shot is the best

No one armor piercing bullet, so there is no one cost. Most are inexpensive to make- less than $1 per bullet.

Regardless of if it is legal or not, it is not ethical to do so. AP bullets are more likely to wound and maim, but not kill the deer.

The Catholic Church has for years called for a ban on these weapons as they kill and maim so many innocent civilians.

How 'bout a slug or buckshot.

No, the United States government is not taking ammo from the citizens. Ammo can be bought as long as the person is 18 or older at any retailer that has ammo.

Yes. of course. Why wouldn't they be? I just received 1000 rounds of 357 hollowpoint slugs for reloading for my Colt Trooper III.

Ruby shot Oswald with a .38 revolver.

Not much online as to the exact type of ammunition...

In the US, the state of New Jersey has the most restrictive laws regarding hollow points, but they are still legal there. They are legal in all 50 states.

My Father, who is a cop, says YES ... but i dont know the Code/Section number.

yes; UPS ground marked ORD-M

They usually are constructed with a hard core or bullet, usually using steel or tungsten penetrators.

Aluminum or silver color: Identifies counter-measure ammunitions

Light green: Munitions carries or marking smoke

White: Munitions used for illuminating

Light blue: Used for practice

Yes. Only New Jersey restricts civilian ownership of hollow-point ammunition for self-defense.

As far as I know, the only state that has any regulations prohibiting hollow point ammo is New Jersey, but you should check the state statutes to be sure.

well sir or mam, im originally form Ohio and you cant have ammo on you or ever in that fact!! and why would you want to !! so NO ammo!!

Edit: None of the above is true. There is no limit to the amount of ammo you can own.

-Greg H

Any good size gun store or gun show should have it.

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In the US, commonly known as the .32 ACP, or .32 Auto.

The cartridge is common, and is typically referred to as the .25 ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol). In European markets, it's more commonly known as the 6.35x16SR.

According to 27 CFR 53.61(c), there is an 11% Federal excise tax on ammunition. However, this is already reflected in the shelf price of ammunition; there is no tax directly on the consumer purchasing ammunition.

Most of the federal agencies are using .40 cal hollow points.

As far as I know, New Jersey is the only state that restricts hollow point ammo.

no

Maybe. At least one major on-line seller of ammunition will not ship to Maryland.

Just give it to them. No paper work necessary.