We live in a dry state.

A dry state in the middle of a drought.

A state where, however, anything goes with guns.

A state where the NRA seems to rule the roost.

A state where the gun lobby lives in denial.

A state where the Arizona Citizens Defense League’s League’s Charles Heller said, “I neither accept [that bullets can cause fires] nor deny it.  I suppose it is theoretically possible.”

This, of course, after the May Wallow fire destroyed 18,000 acres.

A fire caused by?  

A bullet.

An incendiary bullet.

An incendiary bullet that is intended to have a trail of sparks behind it.

An incendiary bullet that is legal in the drought-dominated dry state of Arizona.

Why?

Gotta protect the Second Amendment rights of idiots who insist in shooting bullets intended to trail fire behind them in a dry forest.

Sounds reasonable to me.