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1) Re: 2008 House Bill 715 (Require serial numbers on every bullet) [by tool_man on May 29, 2009]Serial numbers on bullets?Thats just stupid.Will I be required to etch a serial number on every bullet I cast?Will gas checks for cast bullets have a serial number?Just sounds like it will be a nightmare to implement and cost the taxpayers a bundle in a time when we should be looking for ways to cut government spending.
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If firearms where not allowed in the city limits period . If owners would move to the country to own them And anyone caught with one in the city limits with a gun or ammo gets a automatic 10 years we wouldn't have the broblems we have now I have loaded ammo for 25 years and most of the bullets i load breakup to much to read a serial number off them and most reloaders pickup there empty casings to reload again.Some casing can be loaded 20 or more times some casing like.308 can be necked down to fire in .243 cal and .223 can be necked down to .222 cal The idea that they have will not work because there is to much old brass out there and anybody that can use a reloading press can take a new shell apart and load it into a old casing and the criminals will catch on sooner or later
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Talk about violating the 2nd amendment, the idea of banning guns in a city is totally ludicrous. It's been tried and failed. The SCOTUS found the idea unconstitutional in DC and the Sullivan law works so great in New York. BTW - The Sullivan law will not pass constitution muster now because of the precedent set in the DC case.
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If firearms where not allowed in the city limits period . If owners would move to the country to own them And anyone caught with one in the city limits with a gun or ammo gets a automatic 10 years we wouldn't have the broblems we have now I have loaded ammo for 25 years and most of the bullets i load breakup to much to read a serial number off them and most reloaders pickup there empty casings to reload again.Some casing can be loaded 20 or more times some casing like.308 can be necked down to fire in .243 cal and .223 can be necked down to .222 cal The idea that they have will not work because there is to much old brass out there and anybody that can use a reloading press can take a new shell apart and load it into a old casing and the criminals will catch on sooner or later
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