A long-delayed report found microstamping could match bullets to the guns they came from, though some say the technology is not reliable. Skip to Article. Set weather. Back To Main Menu Close.

Because of California’s law requiring new gun models to use microstamping, no gun manufacturer has introduced a new handgun model to our state since 2013.

Microstamping technology will spur added trust in law enforcement. June 15, 2018. Handguns for sale at a gun shop in Ohio in 2017. (Luke Sharrett/For The Washington Post) ...

Advocates say the technology would help police solve more gun crimes. A demonstration on "microstamping" was held on Tuesday at the Los Angeles Police Academy. Support for LAist comes from.

Re "Bullets can tell tales," editorial, May 24 Firearm "microstamping" has nothing to do with bullets, only with casings or "brass." Putting markers on ammunition - Los Angeles Times ...

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Because it wasn’t enough of a hassle already for a law-abiding Californian to obtain a firearm, anti-gun lawmakers have decided to make it even harder by implementing an unproven microstamping ...

A new law is going to use special technology to better track guns when they are fired, which is ultimately expected to help police solve crimes at a faster rate. This is one of the new laws that ...

Following a June 16 shooting spree that began at Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow and ended in two deaths, a pair of state legislators gathered with supporters there … ...

To The Reader’s Forum: Microstamping did not work during the Pataki administration and it will not work now. Governor Pataki, a Republican, introduced and passed legislation mandating that any new ...

A state study of microstamping was due by December 2022, but it’s not estimated to be wrapped up until later in 2023. NY passed a microstamping gun law. It’s already months behind schedule.

New Jersey's top law enforcement officer has outlined the state's plans for mandating gun retailers sell firearms with microstamping technology. Attorney General Matthew Platkin announced Tuesday ...