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It's not gonna pass most likely. Luckily these will be grandfathered in. The ammunition taxes and micro stamping is what worries me.

How concealed do you want to go? Pocket gun? something small but decent capacity? where do you want to carry. i could go on and on.

I carry a full size 45 a 357 snub a 9mm full size. depends on the day and clothing i prefer to carry my 45 but obviously that can be a pain.
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It brings a tear to your eye I know.

But think off all the criminals we can catch! We can dig a bullet out of the victims brain, check the bar code on it and arrest the pup!

Its a win-win situation.

If you read it, I cant even begin to comprehend how they say all old unmarked ammo needs to be used/destroyed by such a date... That shits grandfathered in by previous laws. You cant make laws like that...

I think snopes will find this one false...
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Its true but it wont happen.

By the way your not gonna catch criminal's this has been tried and failed. also the company pushing for this law is the only company with the ability to do the micro stamping. and even if you get the code how are you gonna catch him? does it have gps tracker? Its a bunch of bullshit brought on to take the weapons out of the hands of american's one of the first steps to socialism
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True true.

I cant believe they could get any code off a bullet pulled from a victim. Its just nuts to me.

Im sure this will fail miserably.

besides like I said, they cant take away peoples already bought ammo. Thats against the Constitution.
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Post by William from NOLA »

I'd rather be fingerprinted each time I buy ammo. I don't think this is going to help that much, only a little.

What about the .05 cent tax on every round deal? That makes a $12 box of 500 rounds of .22 ammo triple in price. Jesus. Ammo is expensive enough.
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Bwcad1 wrote:Its true but it wont happen.

By the way your not gonna catch criminal's this has been tried and failed. also the company pushing for this law is the only company with the ability to do the micro stamping. and even if you get the code how are you gonna catch him? does it have gps tracker? Its a bunch of bullshit brought on to take the weapons out of the hands of american's one of the first steps to socialism

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