The Daily Sheeple – by Kimberly Paxton
Gun control advocates in California are high-fiving each other, as the ridiculous regulation requiring “microstamping” has driven Sturm Ruger and now Smith & Wesson, two of the biggest manufacturers of handguns in the United States, out of the state. The newly enforced legislation is little more than a stealth ban on semi-auto handguns, dressed up to look like a simple crime-solving technology.
Ballistic imprinting, or “microstamping” is a technology that engraves a marking onto the firing pin of a gun. When the weapon is fired, the imprint of this marking is left on the bullet casings. The avowed purpose of this mark is to allow investigators to identify the registered owner of a gun used in a crime. Continue reading “Smith & Wesson, Ruger, Driven Out of California by Ridiculous Regulations”

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