article · 2009-03 · downrange.tv
DOWN RANGE TV Firearms Industry Calls National Park Service Ban on Traditional Ammunition Over-reactive
| | | MEET BRUCE GRAY ON DRTV - CLICK HERE... | | | | NEWTOWN, Conn.—The National Shooting Sports Foundation strongly encourages the National Park Service to reconsider its policy banning the use of traditional ammunition made with lead components on park lands and points out that neither humans, wildlife populations nor the environment are harmed by the use of such ammunition. “The National Park Service's decision is arbitrary, over-reactive and not based on science,” said Steve Sanetti, president of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, trade association for the firearms and ammunition
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