Homeland Security Still Feeling Insecure
Posted: February 11, 2014 Filed under: U.S. News, War Room | Tags: .308 Winchester, Ammunition, Bullet, Department of Homeland Security, DHS, Hollow-point bullet, Hornady, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, United States Department of Homeland Security 1 CommentSolution: Purchasing an Additional 141,160 rounds of Hornady Sniper Ammo Helps Ease Insecure Feelings, Inspires Trust, and Promotes Domestic Tranquility
Note: it’s not just DHS that’s stockpiling and doing massive ammo purchases. The U.S. Department of Education (what?) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are stockpiling ammo. Question: Why does N.O.A.A., and the Department of Education need to stockpile tons of hollow point bullets?
The Department of Homeland Security is buying more bullets with a solicitation for over 141,00 rounds of sniper ammunition. According to a solicitation posted on FedBizOpps, the federal agency is looking to procure 141,160 rounds of Hornady .308 Winchester 168gr A-MAX TAP ammunition. Such ammunition is sometimes retailed as “Zombie Max,” a marketing gimmick alluding to its power. “What makes the .308 ammunition so deadly is the long range capability of the round,” notes James Smith. “The ability is called ballistic coefficient, or the efficiency of a projectile in overcoming air resistance as it travels to its target.
According to Speer Reloading Manual Number 13, the .308 165 grain has the highest coefficient of any hunting rifle.” The latest purchase further illustrates the fallacy of the DHS’ excuse that it is buying bullets in bulk in order to save money. The federal agency will pay around $1.20 for each round, when a lower grain round could be acquired for around a quarter of the price. The DHS has faced questions over the last couple of years as to the purpose of its mass ammo purchases which have totaled over 2 billion bullets, with some fearing the federal agency is gearing up for civil unrest. The majority of the bullets purchased by the DHS were hollow point rounds (one order alone amounted to 450 million of them). Hollow point bullets just happen to be completely unsuitable for training purposes because they cost significantly more money compared to standard firing range bullets, contradicting claims by the DHS that the bullets were merely for training purposes and were bought in bulk to save money…
Homeland Security to Purchase 141,000 Rounds of Sniper Ammo via InfoWars. See also Ohio National Guard Training Envisions Right-Wing Terrorism
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Reblogged this on Brittius.com and commented:
Ammunition manufacturers and jobbers are to blame, because they refuse to put their foot down and continue to play both sides against each other. Let the government pay retail price for everything including light bulbs and toilet paper. Maybe they should simply refuse government business. How can we blame the government, and not the TRAITORS doing business with, the government?