73,441,399 Gun Purchase Background Checks Under Obama

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                                     73,441,399 Gun Purchase Background Checks Under Obama;




There have been 73,441,399 background checks for gun purchases since President Obama took office, according to data released by the FBI.
In 2009, the FBI conducted 14,033,824 background checks.  If we subtract the month of January (Obama did not assume office until the end of the month) we get 12,819,939.
The FBI conducted 14,409,616 background checks in 2010, 16,454,951 in 2011, and 19,592,303 in 2012.
Add to that the first five months of 2013 (2,495,440, 2,309,393, 2,209,407, 1,714,433 and 1,435,917 respectively) and the total number of background checks under President Obama comes to 73,441,399.



Since December 2012, when the gun sale surge hit its peak, background checks for gun purchases have slowly declined each month.


====LIKE DUH___----- There are NO GUNS left to Buy --DUH!




New Jersey - a state that awaits Governor Christie's decision on a number of new gun bills - saw its largest number of background checks in a single month since the FBI began tracking data in 1998.
A total of 12,656 background checks were completed in the Garden State, up 41 percent from the previous month's 8,977 checks.
The 73,441,399 background checks that have been completed under Barack Obama's presidency account for 43 percent of the 170,639,292 completed since 1998.



  WELL Obozo said he was going to make jobs ==  I just had NO IDEA that it would Be in the firearms industry !!!

[william H]

OBAMA AND HIS LIBTURDS GUN SALESMEN/WOMEN OF THE CENTURY!

[wvit1001]

There were plenty of guns left at WalMart the other day when I was there.

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OBAMA AND HIS LIBTURDS GUN SALESMEN/WOMEN OF THE CENTURY!
Almost everything is out of stock at The local gun shops.WEll they still have shotguns and 22 rifles -BUT No ammo for the 22,,Shot shells are still around...


 I like to reload -and Bullets are becoming so expensive that its a waste of time to reload -SO I cast my own boolits fom Scrap lead = went to the reloading supply web site and Holy Pb Batman --Boolit moulds are NO where to be found and The prices went from $55 bucks to $75 Bucks --and you never ever see them for sale used at gun shows

[wvit1001]

Surplus Ammo’s Future Outlook
The final truth is that there remains a lot of surplus ammo in the United States already. Prices will go up and down with the supply. But as we’ve seen, numerous conditions, including fear of bans will no doubt influence and affect the price of ammo in both the short term and the long term.

This happened last year, but as with other inflated prices - notably the cost of gasoline - the “stabilized” price that is the new “normal” is still higher than the pre-inflated prices. Likewise, with a return to “normal” prices, the supply has seemingly increased – an irony in supply and demand economics. The fact is that as the supply increases, the prices do fall.

“Lately, most surplus military ammo has been relatively easy to find since the ‘Obama panic’ buying has ceased,” says Gunboard.com member Jeremy. “The prices have dropped slightly too. I don’t expect the market to ever return to the days when surplus ammo was cheap however.”



Read more: http://www.ammoland.com/2010/10/surplus-ammunition/#ixzz2VP0wNHDk
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