> You know what you can't easily manufacture at home? Bullets.
Draw your own conclusions on why that isn't up for regulation here
New York already requires background checks for ammunition purchases.
Draw your own conclusions on why that isn't up for regulation here
New York already requires background checks for ammunition purchases.
None of the components are controlled. The setup cost can be as low as $700 and you can make a bullet in about 45 seconds.
And if background checks are not useful for keeping weapons/ammo out of the hands of criminals, then what purpose does this bill serve?
Conservatives will view it as more overreach by the nanny state, and progressives with any critical thinking skills will see it for what it is, useless.
If guns were eliminated, or everybody suddenly started loving everybody else, the problem would be solved. I'd be happy with either.
Nonetheless, New York already requires background checks for ammo purposes.