Digital JournalIf you are a gun owner in the United States, you may have experienced ammunition shortages at big box firearms retailers and local gun stores in the past few years. While some industry experts claim the shortages are simply due to a normal increase in consumer demand, Keith Jacobs, the founder of AmmoIndependence.com, says “secret gun control” tactics are also to blame.
According to Jacobs, the United States government has created false scarcity in ammunition markets by driving down the supply of ammo through major federal agency ammo purchases.
“In 2013, the Department of Homeland Security placed a purchase order for 1.6 billion rounds of ammo,” said Jacobs. “According to an article in Forbes Magazine, that was 20 times the amount of ammo used in any year of the Iraqi war yet it was purchased for future use on American soil.”
Jacobs said since that initial ammunition purchase order, other federal government agencies have followed in ordering alarming quantities of ammunition. “Just a few months ago, the United States Post Office put in an order to purchase assorted small arms ammunition,” said Jacobs. “And last year the Social Security Administration ordered a mindboggling quantity of .357 Sig 125 grain bonded jacketed hollow-point bullets.”
There are only a few explanations for these massive government ammunition buys, according to Jacobs.
“In my opinion, there are only two reasons the government would be stockpiling this much ammo,” said Jacobs. “The first reason is that they’re planning for some major crisis or war on our own soil, which is downright scary. The second reason is that they’re buying up this ammo to drive down the overall supply of ammo and keep it out of the hands of American gun owners.”
Jacobs said he believes the federal ammo buys are part of secret gun control plan that also includes using the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to close down a major manufacturer in the United States ammunition industry.
“Late last year, the EPA forced the Doe Run Company to close its lead smelting facility in Missouri and this closure now forces ammunition manufacturers to import lead from other parts of the world,” said Jacobs. “This essentially means the federal government now controls the ammunition markets in our country through international trade policies and tariffs.”
According to Jacobs, the agency ammo purchases along with the EPA closure of the lead facility are all part of a secret backdoor gun control plan by the federal government.
“Yes, I believe the current administration came to the realization a while ago that it wasn’t going to be able to reform gun laws by working through Congress,” said Jacobs. “That’s when it came up with this plan to control the firearms industry by controlling the supply of its most essential component: ammo.”
Jacobs has released a video presentation on his website that provides more details to support his theories. The website address is http://ammoindependence.com/pr1.
About Keith Jacobs
Keith Jacobs is a freelance journalist and blogger and he is the founder of PatriotPoweredNews.com, an independent aggregator of news related to gun rights, government policies and individual family disaster preparedness. Jacobs is a strong supporter of the second amendment and a disaster preparedness and home security expert. In the past year alone, he has taught thousands of Americans how to get ready for anything and everything through his popular family survival training programs.
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All one has to do is order online and if your state doesn’t allow it have a friend in a freer state do for you,there is plenty of ammo for sale in all calibers and even .22 if one stays on top of it can be bought at 5-6 cents a round.That said,always keep a good stock up and when you see what you use for sale locally,buy some more,though leave a bit for the next person.Any who are not stocked up by now either do not care or do not own firearms,either way their choice.
The lead smelter that was shut down did not produce lead for ammo production, someone needs to fact check instead of just quote someone else’s inaccuracies
I am all for shopping local.
BUT
when it comes to ammo and gun parts its 100% online.
first I can get what I want, not what they offer
second I can shop the price and compare many brands better.
third the more ‘unaccounted for’ ammo in the area when shtf the better.