Tennessean looking to interview folks who make their own ammo to cut costs

[sigmtnman]

For everyone worried about ATF let me let you in on a secret. They check this board often. I know because I was contacted by an ATF Agent a little while back because a TGO'er didn't have the balls to talk to me directly he called ATF. And ATF called me and told me that they have read EVERY entry I have made on this site. So if you are worried about what ATF will read in a paper you may want to check on everything you write on this forum. Food for Thought.

Thanks for the info. There was never really a question in my mind, but wow.

[gregintenn]

For everyone worried about ATF let me let you in on a secret. They check this board often. I know because I was contacted by an ATF Agent a little while back because a TGO'er didn't have the balls to talk to me directly he called ATF. And ATF called me and told me that they have read EVERY entry I have made on this site. So if you are worried about what ATF will read in a paper you may want to check on everything you write on this forum. Food for Thought.

No kidding??!!?? WOW!

Are you at liberty to share the nature of the incident?

[Trekbike]

Didn't see that anyone linked the article so here it is.

Building ammo at home gives more bang for buck | The Tennessean | tennessean.com

[Grunt67]

For everyone worried about ATF let me let you in on a secret. They check this board often. I know because I was contacted by an ATF Agent a little while back because a TGO'er didn't have the balls to talk to me directly he called ATF. And ATF called me and told me that they have read EVERY entry I have made on this site. So if you are worried about what ATF will read in a paper you may want to check on everything you write on this forum. Food for Thought.

Doesn't surprise me in the least.

[BigK]

That was an EXCELLENT article. I found it to be honest, informative, and well-written. You could not discern what Mr. Gee's opinion of guns/reloading is by reading the article. He was perfectly objective.

[gregintenn]

You could not discern what Mr. Gee's opinion of guns/reloading is by reading the article. He was perfectly objective.

You hit the nail on the head here, BigK. We don't care what the writer's opinion is; we want facts. The editorial page is for opinions. If more writers would follow Mr. Gee and Mr. Haas' lead, many of the newspapers wouldn't be in the financial strain they currently find themselves in.

[MarkInNashville]

My friend read the article and showed it to me. It really was excellent!