Others contest the microstamping technique may help solve gun-related crimes and would be a big boost for law enforcement. The law was signed by former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in 2007 and took effect in 2013.
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Gun groups claim California’s requirement to make handgun bullets traceable with “microstamps” is unworkable and would ultimately violate Second Amendment rights by preventing gun manufacturers from selling their now-illegal weapons, according to a federal lawsuit. So reports Fox News.
Others contest the microstamping technique may help solve gun-related crimes and would be a big boost for law enforcement. The law was signed by former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in 2007 and took effect in 2013.