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isn't there another rule about if you're on a terror watch list you can't get a gun? and that you can be on that list and not know it because you have the same name as someone else?
They already get the bullet anyways (in every case they can) - and it's usually not hard, because the bullets are either in someone's head or embedded somewhere in the crime scene. Weapons ballistics are pretty much standard and important components of many gun murder cases by now... So there is no "wasted time."
And the fact that they get the bullets and do ballistics doesn't preclude them from also hunting down the suspects. They do that already, too.
If the bullet is not on the list, then they're no worse off from a prosecutorial standpoint than they are today. If it is on the list, then that can help as part of the body of evidence that can lead to the right conviction.
Sounds good to me. More potential evidence is generally better than less.
As long as you don't go putting your bullets into peoples' heads, you should be fine. It doesn't infringe on your Second Amendment right; you have the right to have your gun, but you've never had the right to do anything and everything in the world you want with your gun and avoid responsibility for it. Nothing has changed there.
miro, they are just tracking sales, this in no way will help them id whose bullet is in whos head buddy.
miro, they are just tracking sales, this in no way will help them id whose bullet is in whos head buddy.
However, the new law will allow authorities to track who is buying a certain kind of ammo for a specific type of weapon which will be entered into a large database.
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