Tagging gunpowders, better safe than sorry

Article Abstract:

Proposed anti-terrorism legislation resulting from the 1996 Olympics bombing incident seeks to insert identifying taggants into all forms of gunpowder. The National Rifle Association proposes that a study be undertaken to see if these taggants might make such powders unsafe or ineffective.

Gunpowder, Centennial Olympic Park Bombing, 1996

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Oklahoma City April 19, 1995

Article Abstract:

The National Rifle Assn. will support legislation aimed at curtailing terrorist attacks similar to the Oklahoma City, OK, bombing on Apr. 19, 1995. However, it will also continue its efforts to repeal the 1994 gun ban through legal and acceptable means.

Bombings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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Your freedom depends on you!

Article Abstract:

Anti-gun activists are hoping the Democratic party will win control of the White House and Congress in the November, 1996 US elections. This would help them translate their proposed new gun control bills into law.

Elections, Gun control, Firearms owners

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