Gun Control Reform Activism

Hoyt

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13. Well, Bob, I believe you said this in Post #10:

Thu Jan 16, 2014, 07:22 PM

Jan 2014

"You know what kinds of crimes are potentially solved by such technology? Drug deals gone bad. Burglaries. Robberies. Drive-by shootings. Crimes where the criminal are gone by the time the cops show up."

Seems good to me. And, I think it will help determine where guns used in crimes came from, and catch the Zimmermans who try to get away. It will also cut down on sales of semi-autos.

What's it gonna hurt? Maybe microstamping will help make gun fanciers responsible like they keep saying they are.

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Gun-control groups push for more laws in NY [View all] mwrguy Jan 2014 OP

The reporting requirement on failed background checks is a good idea! nt rdharma Jan 2014 #1

Gunners will be here to tell us how microstamping doesn't work in every case, and Hoyt Jan 2014 #2

The Second Amendment billh58 Jan 2014 #3

Last sentence is really funny, but so true. Hoyt Jan 2014 #4

New York already tried tracking casings... it WAS called CoBIS. bobclark86 Jan 2014 #5

Microstamping has been improved since then, plus if some "law-abiding" gun fancier files off Hoyt Jan 2014 #6

Microstamping won't work because billh58 Jan 2014 #7

Billh58, you are on a roll today. Hoyt Jan 2014 #8

Absolute billh58 Jan 2014 #9

Not really... bobclark86 Jan 2014 #10

Or some gun lover selling them in back alley for a fistful of cash. Hoyt Jan 2014 #11

Umm... no, I didn't. bobclark86 Jan 2014 #12

Well, Bob, I believe you said this in Post #10: Hoyt Jan 2014 #13

The NRA "force" is billh58 Jan 2014 #14

Exactly. I believe members of gun culture are opposed to microstamping is they know Hoyt Jan 2014 #15