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Update on Bullet Serialization
Don't play games with your rights.
During the past week, the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF)—the trade association for the firearms and ammunition industry—has received inquires concerning state legislation that would require the serialization of ammunition on a mass production basis. Bullet serialization—the process by which each individual round of ammunition is identified and marked with a laser engraved serial number—is not feasible from a practical standpoint and any legislation ...
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Update on Bullet Serialization During the past week, the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF)—the trade association for the firearms ... Read More
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