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NY bills passed - including MIcrostamping

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  • License to own semi-automatic rifles
  • Age to own a semi-automatic rifle raised to 21
  • Restrictions on Body Armor
  • All new guns must have microstamping (like in CA)

Is there a single instance of microstamping being used in the arrest or conviction of a violent criminal? We all know it's a de facto ban on new guns and cannot spread.

 

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57 minutes ago, FairbanksRusty said:

New Jersey will not be upstaged. Counting the minutes before Phil Dunston Murphy grabs the limelight. 

Yeah, that's one of the many things that worries me about Phildo.   Whenever California or NY passes a brain-dead law, he immediately feels the need to out-stupid them in his response. 

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New Yorker’s have a short attention span. 

 In 2001, they implemented CoBIS, the Combined Ballistic Identification System, in one of the year’s state budget bills. This applied to handguns. According to the law, gun sellers were required to send firearms to a CoBIS center where fired shell casings from those guns would be entered into a statewide databank. It is to be noted that the state spent $32 million on CoBIS since the creation of the program in January of 2001, and not one crime has been solved with this technology. It was discontinued in 2012. 
 

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2 hours ago, ESB said:

I mean are the effective immediately after signing or are the effective at a date in the future?

21+, License to own a semi-auto rifle: 90 days after it becomes a law
(license must be recertified every five years)

Body armor restriction: 30 days " " " " "

The micro stamping seems confounded with other bills. It looks like it's setting up a task force to determine the technological viability of micro stamping and if it's found to be viable then different measures need to be taken within 1-2 years.

It's not clear (to me) if the restriction on sales, transfers, etc. kick in then or not.

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I posted on this elsewhere, but here is the detail. And specifically on the microstamping. It's not mandatory yet.

Microstamping  

Legislation S.4116-A/A.7926-A requires the Division of Criminal Justice Services to certify or decline to certify that microstamping-enabled pistols are technologically viable and if certified as viable, to establish programs and processes for the implementation of such technology; and establishes the crime of the unlawful sale of a non-microstamping-enabled firearm.  

Governor Hochul Signs Landmark Legislative Package to Strengthen Gun Laws and Protect New Yorkers | Governor Kathy Hochul (ny.gov)

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All thus microstamping crap. MD had microstamping.  After a bunch of years the MDSP asked the legislature to revoke the microstamping law.  Over the years it was in effect it had solved zero crimes.  MDSP said they could use the money for things that produce results.

But liberals like eyewash.

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14 minutes ago, muzzelloader69 said:

lets hold the politicians accountable if thses laws dont work , lets sue them like there suing the gun companies, 

You can't sue politicians on how they vote, judges how they rule.  If you could you wouldn't have anyone become a politician or judge.

Qualified immunity.

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