2010, microstamped serial numbers on firing pins?

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  • melensdad

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    Time to buy some firing pins for various things hahah.

    Or some emory cloth? Or some sand paper? Or a metal file? Criminals will find about 100 ways to defeat this if it ever spreads across our nation. Some laws are so stupid that it is astounding that even Democrats support them. Then again, I am constantly over estimating the intelligence of Liberals.
     

    Scutter01

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    Or some emory cloth? Or some sand paper? Or a metal file? Criminals will find about 100 ways to defeat this if it ever spreads across our nation. Some laws are so stupid that it is astounding that even Democrats support them. Then again, I am constantly over estimating the intelligence of Liberals.

    These kind of laws aren't made to stop criminals. They're feel-good laws to make it look like they're doing something to stop crime.
     

    melensdad

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    These kind of laws aren't made to stop criminals. They're feel-good laws to make it look like they're doing something to stop crime.
    No they are not. I don't mean to argue but these kinds of laws are specifically designed to increase the costs to law abiding shooters, they increase the costs of guns to make them less affordable so fewer people will be able to own them. There are also plans for laws to register ammunition and again that is simply to raise the prices. Its a way of eliminating some of us, thinning out our ranks, and preventing some folks from ever attaining weapons.
     

    Scutter01

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    No they are not. I don't mean to argue but these kinds of laws are specifically designed to increase the costs to law abiding shooters, they increase the costs of guns to make them less affordable so fewer people will be able to own them. There are also plans for laws to register ammunition and again that is simply to raise the prices. Its a way of eliminating some of us, thinning out our ranks, and preventing some folks from ever attaining weapons.


    Exactly. They don't do anything to stop crime and they know it.
     
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    It won't. The Kommie politicians want you to believe that this will "PROVE" where the spent case came from in the event of a crime.

    All its going to tell you is who the poor 'bastad who got his/her gun stolen.
     

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    "In October 2007, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed into law AB 1471, requiring that all new models of semiautomatic pistols sold in California on or after Jan. 1, 2010, be engraved in two or more places with an identifying code that is transferred to the cartridge case on firing. Similar legislation has been proposed in other states and at the federal level."

    Firearms Microstamping Feasible But Variable, Study Finds
     

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    So wait the law passed now in Indiana as well? or are you just speaking about California having it done by 2010?

    Nope. There was a bill proposed in the House this past January (by Rep. Bill Crawford, if I recall) which would have required microstamped (or "encoded") ammo exclusively to be sold in IN by 2009. The bill did not get heard at least in part because Rep. Trent Van Haaften, the chairman of the committee, got inundated with letters from members of IN Self Defense and the 2nd Amendment Patriots, based respectively in Lafayette and in Evansville.

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