What'll be gone in 20 years?

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This present American Government. The U.N. (ashes). The infringements and violations of our liberty. And every other obstacle to freedom on our soil. :fire:
 
A lot of wetlands, farmland, rainforest, free-flowing rivers, wildernesses without guardrails.
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Unfortunately, I think you're right ML. I've been watching hundreds of acres aound where I work turn from forests, fields, and farmland to Industrial/Business Parks, $500,000/house subdivisions, and Home Depot parking lots. Trafic has exceded what most roads can handle durring rush hour.

As for ammo. Because of the newer technology and the relatively low cost to create new rounds, I don't think we'll see any go away completely. In fact I'd bet that the 5mm rimfire ammo makes its way back on the shirt tails of the .17HRM success.
Of course the gun makers might just be comming out with new rounds to keep the buyers interested in the next new thing.

What might go away in 20 years:

The Super Short Magnums
 
Anything that can be reloaded will always be here. Rimfire stuff could disappear. Like the .22 extra long, .25 rimfire, ect.

As far a freedoms go, it will depend on who gets on the Supreme Court bench. And that depends on who gets to the White House. Can you imagine Charles Shumer as Chief Justice!:what: TEOTWAWKI!
 
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Kel-Tec

Many of the 1911 makers. There are a lot of people making 1911s right now and it is just a matter of time before the recent 1911 fad declines and companies fail. I like the 1911 but it is in a high point right now that I don't think will continue forever. 1911s will still be around but many of the makers won't. Dan Wesson, Charles Daly, Rock Island Arms, etc. Kimber, Colt and SA will still be here but some of the smaller companies won't.
 
The ideals and freedoms that we hold dear. I only hope that I will be asked why we put up with taxes and regulations by our grandchildren instead of having to explain that there was an "old Bill of Rights" and that those were the things we held dear and being called "crazy" by those same grandchildren for that antequaited and dangerous system.
 
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