That NJ law is for handgun ammo. Do you hunt a lot of game with a handgun? I mean I know people do it, I've just never personally met one.
Re:Lead contamination in hunted meat
by hackernews666 on Thursday December 09, 2021 @06:17PM
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The classification of something as handgun vs. long arm ammo is extremely soft and discretionary. As soon as one company makes a production handgun that fires a specific cartridge it's enough to get it deemed as handgun ammo.
If someone starts marketing a pistol that fires 180gr 30-06 I’ll have to cancel my plans to commit felonies in New Jersey I guess.
How does that not break your hand?
Re:Lead contamination in hunted meat
by yeetawayhn on Friday December 10, 2021 @11:31AM
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Even the possession of the hollowpoints would be a felony.
The projectile of a piece of ammunition is also used by the feds as an excuse to ban importation if they deem it not suitable for sporting purposes.