Guaranteed to get liberals panties all twisted…

Posted by DINO PORRAZZO at AMERICAS FREEDOM FIGHTERS

Vending machines have been around for a long, long time. You put in your money and pick what snack you want to munch and it’s great! Nowadays you can also buy beverages (alcohol in Japan), condoms (in the bathrooms at you favorite watering holes), fishing bait, marijuana and most anything really. So a man named Sam Piccinini figured, ‘WHY NOT BULLETS?”

FOX reports:

A 25-year police department veteran who now runs his own ammunition manufacturing and wholesale business, Piccinini, of Rochester, Pa., has two of his retrofitted vending machines at his local gun club. The machines, which sell nearly every caliber of bullet from .22 to .45, are doing a brisk business and, Piccinini said, other clubs want his machines.

“I have clubs lining up at my door wanting them,” Piccinini told FoxNews.com. “I have five clubs chomping at the bit, wanting these machines.”

Piccinini, who owns Master Ammo Co., a licensed manufacturer of ammunition, said he got the idea two years ago, when bullet shortages around the nation left members of the Beaver Valley Rifle & Pistol Club unable to buy the “non-jacketed” rounds preferred at most shooting ranges.

First, Piccinini asked local attorney Eugene Martucci if such a machine would be legal. Told such a device could be operated lawfully, Piccinini bought a vending machine and had some modifications made to it, allowing it to accept larger bills and credit cards and to hoist and dispense bags of .45-caliber Automatic Colt Pistol cartridges. He figures he spent about $4,000 on the first vending machine. He now has two of them at the club and a third ready to be deployed.

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The machines sell both rifle and handgun ammo with have different regulations in Pennsylvania, You must be 21 years or older to buy handgun ammo and 18 and older to buy the long gun ammo.

Just like cigarette machines, these machines have a sign saying,”You must be 21 years of age to purchase ammunition for use in handguns from this machine.” The club where these machines are don’t allow minors unless accompanied by a guardian and has  security gates ant the entrance anyone entering must show their ID and so Piccinini feels that there is no risk of ‘illicit’ sales.

Piccinini says “It’s not like someone walking off the street can get in and buy ammunition,”