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  • Barry J

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    It has been introduced, assigned to a committee and assigned to a sub-committee. That was over a year ago and no further action has been taken.
     

    Tboy

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    All it's good for is running up the price of ammo.

    The bill would force manufacturers to invent a method of embossing the case with the firearm info when it’s fired.

    The brass you supposedly would leave behind when you shot someone would be able to be traced back to you. The registered owner.

    Or you could shoot someone and just leave behind some range pickups. It’s a false way into a false sense of saving just one life.
     

    Gator 45/70

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    Guess I'll have to pick up a few ''Ghost'' firing pins before a hit ?

    Easy as pie....
     

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    SouthernUnderGod

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    As with other hair-brained ideas from gun-haters, this effort has been dreamed up by people who have no firearm experience or understanding. It’s brought to you by the same media organizations that replay pundits lamenting the horrors of “30 millimeter clips” and “fully semi-automatic ghost guns.”

    Since the size of the available area of the face of a firing pin is very small, and the requirements for the amount of information to be stamped is so much, any markings would have to be about a molecule in width. Therefore, all law enforcement entities would need electron microscopes and the requisite support equipment. Furthermore, training would be essential for any EM users by manufacturers and universities.

    A new scanning electron microscope (SEM) can be a million bucks, but some surplus instruments are available for $100K and up. Of course, you still need a high voltage supply, a vacuum system, and precision electromagnetic lenses.

    If some sort of symbolic graphic such as a QR-code type imprint is proposed, a standard for this would need to be developed first and approved by ANSI, ASTM, and most likely FM Global, NFPA, SEI, UL and possibly the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Group. That might take a decade.

    We have to expose the morons who keep coming up with these schemes for what they are: crafty political operatives who actually don’t give a damn about crime and violence. All they want to do is neutralize the influence of certain groups of Americans that support leaders and candidates who are aligned right of center on national or regional issues.

    They want to annihilate the influence (i.e. money) that helps elect common-sense candidates.
    If conservative politicians get large contributions from the NRA, NSSF or other firearm groups, all it takes is the elimination of of firearms so that influence is eliminated.

    Once your firearm or ability to get a firearm is taken away, you will be beholden to the “more government is better” team for your safety and protection. And remember, they know best what level of protection you deserve, just like they do with healthcare, wealth accumulation and civil liberty.


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