-trying to figure out how to represent or empower local government within the institution of the federation
o constitution of 1867 empowered the fed government to levy taxes by any means while it attributed to the province’s field of direct taxation, …, …, …
A reloading powders that has been in production for years is usually a good gun powder and well liked. That lessens the chance that it will be dropped. It has to be flexible as I reload a lot of calibers some obsolete and odd.
2) Completa revenue plus own source revenue plus transfers must enable each order of government to effectively cover its expenditures…but without conditions that may impair its economy
That complicates the situation, as many reloaders are not sure which powder they should use. A reloading manual helps but other problems arise. One of the most vexing problems is availability. It is annoying to work up a load then you can’t find that specific reloading powders.
-the Ontario premier wanted to bring the federal government in to help implement this expensive program
-there is an imbalance in the federal-provincial transfer, therefore it can be helped/fixed through asymmetry
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Jonathan L says: February 21, 2013 at 1:55 pm Hey all I’m here in California and i just got into reloading last month. I hit the jackpot the other day at my local gunstore i was walking out empty handed when i asked the cashier do you have any primers left? she looked in the back and found a whole box of ferderal large pistol primers not the brand i favor but i bought 3 boxs giving me 3k of primers.
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Considering that Alberta, BC and Ontario give more tax revenue to the Federal Government and the remainder of the provinces are recipients, you can understand why the culture of BC and Alberta are at odds with the powers of the East.
That should eliminate the fly by night brands. Sometimes a gun powder will come out but if not popular will be discontinued even if it has some merits. That is why one of my criteria is a history of hodgdon powder production.
-federal-provincial relations cannot just be looked at constitutionally, it has to be looked at from an administrative viewpoint
Lucky for me that I bought a few thousand various size primers last fall. I still keep my eyes open to replenish those that I’ve used but so far not much luck. I can’t find a #seis Shell Plate for my Hornady L-N-L either. Everyone has them on back order.