Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
Powered by Max Banner Ads Unless you’re a police officer in California, hitting the target range with your favorite revolver might not be an option soon — let alone, protecting your family from a home intruder. A decision in a federal lawsuit could prove any day now to be the latest victory for gun-control activists at the expense of millions of Californians who want a “piece” of mind. Due to legislation that was signed into law in 2007 by the state’s former governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, microstamping technology might make carrying a handgun in California — which already has some of the strictest gun-control laws in the nation — that much harder. Confounded by the Golden State’s microstamping law that went into effect in 2013, gun manufactures have been up-in-arms, so to speak, being unable to integrate the microstamping technology into their newly manufactured guns, which requires them to leave a telltale indentation precisely in the center of a shell casing that makes it identifiable when it is fired out of a handgun. That law can’t be legal … can it? Plaintiffs in the case Pena v. Lindley are asking a district judge to throw out the 2013 California state law mandating that every […]
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