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Ammo Serialization Comes Up Again
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As she has done repeatedly since 2016, Illinois State Rep. Sonya M. Harper (D) has introduced a bill to the Illinois General Assembly requiring that every round of handgun ammunition sold in the Land of Lincoln come with two serial numbers: one on the cartridge case and one on the base of the bullet itself. |
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jac
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That would probably add $15 to a box of cartridges. Which is the objective of the bill. It wouldn't do anything to reduce crime or violence.
A box of .22 LR would cost as much or more as present day center fire cartridges. |
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