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04-03-2017, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by bigolddave
Years back, I believe the state of Tennessee had a tax on handgun ammunition, but not on rifle. (A surtax, not sales tax.) Some ammunition, and .32/20 was one, had a sticker indication for rifle use, so was exempt from the tax. Once you got the ammo home, who was to say what you shot it in.
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That's been discussed here several times previously. Apparently there were several states which levied special taxes on handgun ammunition back in the day. And the gun grabbers are still trying that tactic.
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