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Bullet micro serialization

Great!! Loan me some ammo, I swear it will only be used on the range.
Or what if you're the company that goes to ranges and cleans all the fired bullets out of the rubber? Just how many will you be able to reload and ....well you get the point, while you're sitting in the joint doing 25 to life wondering how your bullets you bought killed 17 people.....

Think about that for a hot second.....
 
my question(s) would be, ok, that works for factory ammo, but what about us reloaders?

1) will we have to pay extra for this stamping?

2) will we have to register our reloaded ammo purchases?

these (to me) danged anti-2A people absolutely will NOT STOP....

everyone MUST get out and vote each and every election to keep out the Dems and the Progressives.
 
Clearly this many people can't be that stupid. They know very well that this won't do a damn thing to solve crimes. Just like serial numbers on guns, it is ridiculous to believe that people would use stuff that could be traced back to them to commit murders. Therefore the objective is NOT to solve crime or reduce the number of murders. What then do you think the real objective is ?
 
Bassbob said:
Clearly this many people can't be that stupid. They know very well that this won't do a damn thing to solve crimes. Just like serial numbers on guns, it is ridiculous to believe that people would use stuff that could be traced back to them to commit murders. Therefore the objective is NOT to solve crime or reduce the number of murders. What then do you think the real objective is ?
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They clearly want to be proctologist!
 
Bassbob said:
Clearly this many people can't be that stupid. They know very well that this won't do a damn thing to solve crimes. Just like serial numbers on guns, it is ridiculous to believe that people would use stuff that could be traced back to them to commit murders. Therefore the objective is NOT to solve crime or reduce the number of murders. What then do you think the real objective is ?
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Real objective is to throw every obstacle in the way of law abiding people from obtaining guns and ammo since the likelihood of abolishing the 2A is not likely going to happen.
 
Bassbob said:
As a retired officer, how often would you say the serial number on a firearm actually leads LEO to the criminal ?
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In most instances in my experience the trail ends with the purchaser's car or vehicle being burglarized. That is what so many car burglars are after-guns to sell on the street and once it gets into that market it could change hands multiple times. I have encountered crooks who rent stolen guns to other crooks to be used in crimes. Now and again the serial number will lead to a straw purchaser or an outlaw dealer but seldom. Sometimes solving a car simple burglary in a string of burglaries can produce leads in a gun crime. Ballistics, fingerprints, and DNA that tie the gun and the doer to the crime are solid forensics.
 
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Old_Me said:
my question(s) would be, ok, that works for factory ammo, but what about us reloaders?

1) will we have to pay extra for this stamping?
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Guaranteed customers would have to pay for it. Manufacturer will raise the cost of ammo to help with profit margins. How it works with any new tax or inflation.

Some websites I buy from have a shipping fee and then a fuel incursion fee because Brandon vowed to destroy the oil industry. So fuel prices sky rocketed, shipping companies raised the price of their rates and passed it onto companies, who then passed it onto customers.

The answer is definitely yes
 
Are they talking about numbering the bullet or the case? Both? I would think any marks on a bullet wouldn’t survive a trip down the barrel let alone impact.

I assume this would mean doing ffl type paperwork for every round purchased too.

Yes, we know what the plan is. Fighting crime…no.
 
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