Glock Talk - View Single Post - Gun microstamping could close American factories

**Jerry** · 10-07-2012, 10:31

Let me play the BG for one minute. I go buy a gun legally shoot someone with it then bring it home. YAH! RIGHT!

Lets try this... I'm a BG. I steal or buy a stolen gun, I shoot someone and leave microstaped casings behind. The police/FBI/Home Land Security one of the alphabet soup traces the stamp back to the "lawful" / original owner. Now I'm the Good Guy. Yes sir I bought that gun five years ago. When I went to the mall they wouldn't let me bring it in even though I'm a CCW holder so I left it in my locked car. Someone stole it. And what does the LEO do now. The same thing he/she would have done if there were no microstamping only they wasted a week calling suppliers running down dealers and going through records to find out who bought the gun "legally. Makes sense to me.

10-07-2012, 10:31	#6
Jerry Moderator Join Date: Dec 1998 Location: Louisiana Posts: 8,544	Let me play the BG for one minute. I go buy a gun legally shoot someone with it then bring it home. YAH! RIGHT! Lets try this... I'm a BG. I steal or buy a stolen gun, I shoot someone and leave microstaped casings behind. The police/FBI/Home Land Security one of the alphabet soup traces the stamp back to the "lawful" / original owner. Now I'm the Good Guy. Yes sir I bought that gun five years ago. When I went to the mall they wouldn't let me bring it in even though I'm a CCW holder so I left it in my locked car. Someone stole it. And what does the LEO do now. The same thing he/she would have done if there were no microstamping only they wasted a week calling suppliers running down dealers and going through records to find out who bought the gun "legally. Makes sense to me. __________________ Jerry BIG DAWG #4 Liberal: Someone who is so open-minded their brains have fallen out. Guns are not dangerous, people are. Last edited by Jerry; 10-07-2012 at 11:41..