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these guns—when they show up at a crime scene, they can’t be traced,”
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And if they can be ‘traced’, just what good does that do?
If we trace it back far enough, the guy he shot will come back to life?
Biden and the Dems are always belly-aching about law-abiding Americans having guns,
yet they are hell bent on arming foreign countries to the hilt (using gun owners’ tax dollars).
I’m convinced the Feds keep records on every gun sold via FFL and the identity of the purchaser. They don’t like ghost guns because they can’t keep track of the innocent people who own them.
Anything that defangs the abominable ATF and its loopy director is a good thing. Now they’ll have to shelve their plans for another Waco until another time.
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“Critics say the guns pose a problem because they cannot be traced.”
How many cases are solved by guns dropped at crime scenes by their serial numbers??? I would guess none. Call me skeptical but I have a suspicion serial numbers are only there to register and track gun owners.
A case name or link to the ruling itself would be helpful.
Does this ruling affect the similar state law imposed by Connecticut?
Do you think any of them will show up at "crime scenes"?
"Because Congress has neither authorized the expansion of (INSERT SELECTED TOPIC) regulation nor permitted the criminalization of previously lawful conduct, the proposed rule constitutes unlawful agency action, in direct contravention of the legislature’s will."
...and overturn about 90% of the administrative rules out there.