In response to the proliferation of ‘ghost guns,’ the San Diego City Council this week approved a ban on the sale and possession of gun frames and firearms that lack a serial number.
Ghost guns, or guns without serial numbers, often end up in the hands of criminals, gang members or others who are legally prohibited from having guns.The gun frames are legally sold in kits along with other parts. City and police officials say that the parts are easily assembled and that the process creates loopholes in background check requirements and state law, which requires that guns be marked with serial numbers.
Dubbed the Eliminate Non-serialized Untraceable Firearm — or ENUF — ordinance, the measure prohibits buying, selling or possessing the frame of an unfinished gun unless it has a serial number — essentially treating the unfinished part like a completed firearm. A violation would be a misdemeanor.Von Wilpert said it was the first ordinance of its kind in the state.Cate said the ban’s potential impact on law-abiding gun owners was somewhat unclear.
It’s about time common sense ruled.
Criminals are definitely going to follow this law
BravoKiloActual Good, this will surely stop criminals from using them to commit crimes 🙄
Who you gonna call?
Good. Responsible gun owners don’t buy cheap Polymer80 garbage.
I'm sure the criminals will listen
Because this has worked in LA !
Can't wait to see this crushed in court
so did they publish the report with any of the data to show year after year so we can see it ourselves, saying it's on the rise when we see shit like this on CNN sure isn't inspiring trust in reporting. seems like police are fearmongering to prevent defunding.
Registration and insurance. guncontrol
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