Microstamping passes Assembly
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Saltwater60
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Now. Today.
Acer-m14
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spat
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So, does this apply to agents of the state too ?
Did they remember to exempt their boys this time ?
spat
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You can but it gets messy.
spat
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It'll happen right after the ammo background check database is up.
Not never, but not soon either.
RedBreast21
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What's the goal if not a political one? I know many ADA's in the city and the first charge removed for a repeat offender is any use of a firearm in the commission of the crime. As long as the victim didn't die. A gun charge carriers a mandatory sentence. Mandatory. That is why in plea bargaining, it the first charge to go.
Saltwater60
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Hence why gun laws are useless. We should all carry a small amount of cocaine for a plea deal.
livingston
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New York enacts microstamping gun law in push to change how firearms are made
New York this week became the second state to pass a law attempting to force gunmakers to adopt microstamping, a technology that imprints tiny codes on casings.
www.foxnews.com
New York enacts microstamping gun law in push to change how firearms are made
New York this week became the second state to enact a law intended to force firearms manufacturers to adopt microstamping, a technology by which guns imprint tiny codes on ammunition cartridges as they are fired — creating a unique signature police could use to help solve crimes.Big questions remain, though, about whether the new law will actually result in such guns being offered for sale.
Rather than introduce new models, they have continued to sell older designs previously approved for sale.
"What the gun industry has done is said, 'We're not going to sell any new models of guns that fall under the statute,'" said Dru Stevenson, a firearms policy expert and professor at South Texas College of Law Houston. "The problem with the statute is that it grandfathered in too many existing models."
California lawmakers are now trying tweaks. New weapons used by law enforcement agencies in the state must utilize microstamping starting in 2023. Another law would gradually whittle down the list of noncompliant handguns approved for sale in California by removing three older models for every new, microstamp-equipped model put into the market, starting July 1.
New York's law takes a different approach. Its microstamping law covers all newly manufactured handguns, not just new models, meaning gunmakers would only be able to bypass the rule until they depleted existing stock.
New York enacts microstamping gun law in push to change how firearms are made
New York this week became the second state to pass a law attempting to force gunmakers to adopt microstamping, a technology that imprints tiny codes on casings.
www.foxnews.com
ManualF150
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I don't want my brass casings damaged any more than they already are when they get shot. I want my brass with no stampings from the breach face....
I deem this as a potential safety hazard for reloaders like myself and many others.
The firing pin will be OK, because after several thousand rounds and some cleanings, there will be no more left of the stamp. lol
I deem this as a potential safety hazard for reloaders like myself and many others.
The firing pin will be OK, because after several thousand rounds and some cleanings, there will be no more left of the stamp. lol
livingston
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. Its microstamping law covers all newly manufactured handguns, not just new models, meaning gunmakers would only be able to bypass the rule until they depleted existing stock.
The technology does not exist .... This means we could see no new auto loaders sell in NY State in what perhaps 6 months to a year. Hell go to buds Guns and see all the guns that they have with no inventory Could mean there will be many handgun models if not most will not be sold anymore in this state.... and soon
Am I wrong ?
The technology does not exist .... This means we could see no new auto loaders sell in NY State in what perhaps 6 months to a year. Hell go to buds Guns and see all the guns that they have with no inventory Could mean there will be many handgun models if not most will not be sold anymore in this state.... and soon
Am I wrong ?
It doesn't go into effect until the technology is deemed viable. So never
"We never saw it being viable, so we aborted it."
Truebeliever
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It only applies to guns manufactured after it goes into effect. Worse case, we will be like CA and can’t get any new guns.
livingston
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Does anyone know if the VP9 will be on the roster?
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Paperchasin
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Not likely to be on roster due to micro stamping requirements. There's a bigger thread in California Handguns forum too
It seems that this micro stamping law in California has suppressed the sale of certain models . .. Just trying to wrap my head around this folks... From what I posted above all autoloading handguns will need to have the micro stamping tech after current inventories run out.
California law has nothing to do with NY law
Truebeliever
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How is it not similar?. The mircostamping law was put into effect by Harris.
Read the laws and then maybe you can answer that very simple question yourself “¯\_(ツ)_/¯“
What the fuck does Harris have to do with NY laws. You all keep saying this dumb shit
Truebeliever
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I did. It’s similar as how they go into effect. The difference is CA law applied to new models vehicle NY applies to newly manufactured.
1) NY specified once it was deemed a viable technology.. technology that doesn't exist and no one is working on =/=
So try again
2) going to just pretend you didn't say some dumb shit about Harris ???? Or what??
Truebeliever
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That’s how California wrote their law too. Then a few years later, Harris , the AG of CA then, certified it despite it not existing and the law went into effect.
So Harris is going to just come to NY and "certify it"
Oh wait she isnt in charge of that
Truebeliever
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It’s similarity to the CA law and the New York law is that it gives the power to certify the tech to a government official. Once the person “ certified “ the tech— even if they lie about it like Harris did— the law automatically goes into effect. Whomever this law gives the power to certify it, can do the same thing.
Nice fear mongering
Phazer
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Might as well pass a law limiting overall wattage on plasma rifles.
The goddamn technology does not exist!
The goddamn technology does not exist!
Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
Cleaning yes, also when going to the range or shooting make sure you get all your brass or you could be on the hook for a crime.
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Saltwater60
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They will be against abortion at that point.
meketrefe
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Nobody is challenging these useless ideas?
How many cases have been resolved through microstamping ?
That's right, zero.
This is as useless as the gun free zones, also known as criminals dont give a fuck about signs.
How many cases have been resolved through microstamping ?
That's right, zero.
This is as useless as the gun free zones, also known as criminals dont give a fuck about signs.
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
how many cases have be solved from CoBIS ? .. oh they gave up on that ..