The much bigger issue, of course, is the mere idea of requiring ammunition to be registered. That heinous idea is being pushed hard (in 18 states last year), in the form of the "Ammunition Accountability Act," which would require not only that ammunition be registered, but also that each round be encoded with serial numbers--dramatically increasing the price of ammunition (a problem exacerbated by proposals to include an additional tax on each round, as well). Much of the impetus behind the push for this legislation comes from the company that stands to profit from it. [More]Today's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner column, prompted by this story about a man charged for possession of "unregistered ammunition," is now up. Please give it a look, and tell a friend.
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- National Gun Rights Examiner: Children of men
- Los Angeles Gun Rights Examiner: Orange County, Kalifornia: The K is still in Kalifornia.
- Cleveland Gun Rights Examiner: Ohioans For Concealed Carry presents 2009 goals
- Austin Gun Rights Examiner: Senator Boxer's fictions to promote 'sensible gun control' (Part 1)
- DC Gun Rights Examiner: DC taxpayers will pay for City Council's gun ban redux
- Milwaukee Gun Rights Examiner: Time to change our attitude about guns
- Denver Gun Rights Examiner: Blind justice
- Minneapolis Gun Rights Examiner: The folly across the river
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