Tennessee Firearms Assoc. Inc.

He's right.. The "technology" is a joke.. Defeated by something as common as a fingernail file.. Oh, & then there's that little Fourth Amendment thing, but who's counting right?

I don't know if this technology will ever be perfected but assuming, for a moment, that the technology is eventually perfected and made either impossible to circumvent or at least difficult to do so, how would knowing with some degree of certainty, through this "stamping" that a specific bullet was fired from a specific gun be a Fourth Amendment violation?

If it is a Fourth Amendment violation would not matching a bullet to a gun through any other method, such as ballistics testing, also be a violation and if not, why not?

this was passed by Cali a couple of years ago so they can call all they want it goes into effect this year. What they are untimatly upset about is that even thier guns are going to have to be micro stamped and since the manufactures are not going to invest tons of money into just cali they are going to be stuck with old guns forever. serves them right.