An effort by lawmakers in New York to require microstamping now has Remington Arms reportedly considering a move to another state…
New York Microstamping Should Cause Gun Maker To Move

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An effort by lawmakers in New York to require microstamping now has Remington Arms reportedly considering a move to another state…
We have mined documents that show that privately owned small arms and ammunition clearly looks to be included in the ATT agreement.
Despite being backed by New York City Mayor Bloomberg and gun-control groups like the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence and the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence, the bill failed again.
The New York Legislature wrapped up its 2012 regular legislative session with the microstamping mandate being blocked for the fifth consecutive year.
In Niagara County NY, county lawmakers see very little ambiguity in the words of the Second Amendment. And that’s a view that crosses party lines.
Cam Edwards talks to Tom King, president of the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association, about microstamping.
Led by Assemblywoman Michelle Schimel, gun control fanatics continue to spread the manure around Micro Stamping Bill in hopes that something beautiful will grow.
Despite the hundreds of thousands of spent shells submitted, not one criminal was ever captured using the extensive and costly-to-maintain database, state officials concede.
The law abiding have to give up their liberties for the public safety of all.
New York gun owners finally have something to celebrate — a rare double victory in the Empire State.
If microstamping becomes law, it would increase manufacturing costs here in New York and force Kimber to reconsider expansion and it would likely compromise Kimber’s ability to maintain NY jobs.
In a letter sent to key New York legislators and Governor Cuomo, Remington at once dispelled misinformation that it microstamps firearms for the military – it does not.
Sen. Peralta’s statement that “microstamping may cost as little as $0.50 per gun” is equivalent to saying that pigs could fly if only they’d grow wings.
Passage of this bill could result in layoffs of factory workers throughout New York as manufacturers, already being heavily lobbied by tax and gun friendly states, consider moving out of New York.
Please stop attacking me and my fellow firearms owners we neither deserve your ire or your ad hominem attacks…
Politicians in Boston are more concerned about burdening law-abiding gun owners and retailers and forcing the closure of major Massachusetts manufacturers rather than focusing on economic problems facing the state…
While acknowledging a constitutional right, the criteria and record keeping requirements proposed in the treaty would necessitate the special marking of all firearms and more critically all ammunition…
This marks the fourth straight year that microstamping has been defeated in the Empire State…
NY Assembly leadership is talking about adding an expense to law-enforcement for a technology that’s not proven, and that can be scrubbed right out of a handgun. I just think it’s another attack on our Second Amendment rights…
The term “gun control” can be misleading because it isn’t about controlling guns. It is about controlling people
Cam Edwards talks to Jim Wallace, from the Gun Owners Action League (GOAL) about another ill-conceived Firearms Micro-stamping Bill introduced in Massachusetts…
If adopted, the new regulations would requires that after January 1, 2010, all semiautomatic pistols for sale by firearm retailers be “designed and equipped” with microstamping technology…
UN representatives met at the University of Massachusetts in Boston to further discuss their plans for global gun control…
NSSF supports this bipartisan legislation as a means of ensuring adequate research of microstamping is completed, and the concept is proven to work…
New York City politicians are trying to bully state senators into changing their votes and supporting this gun ban — and make no mistake, microstamping is a gun ban…
What Freedom hating Bloomberg isn’t telling you is that S6005 would make legal guns suddenly illegal. Does this make “Common Sense”…
As they came to the end of the roll call, leaders asked for the bill to be “laid aside,” which means that it is still a threat…
Word is Firearms Microstamping Bill may be back on Monday June 21, 2010…
Passage of this bill could result in hundreds of layoffs for New York workers as firearm factories consider moving out of the state…
Everyone knows microstamping will most likely come to a vote in the NYS Senate prior to adjournment this month….