Ruger no longer including a fired casing?

Hi,

I don't recall when it was, though probably within the last year, someone posted that the States which originally required the fired case, to identify the bad guys or some such, had dropped the requirement. It sounded like they found, after several years and umpteen however many dollars, not a single bad guy had been caught.

I notice those guns mentioned which still have the fired case are autoloaders, which will kick cases out for the LEOs and CSIs to find. Since revolvers don't do that, maybe folks are getting just a touch smarter?

Rick C
 
Maryland and New York both required it, but both did away with it after pissing away many many millions of taxpayer dollars and getting no benefit from it.
 
Wow ditto, I think we got it. Just kidding buddy, it's just the name ditto and multiple posts.


Karl
 
I didn't know that it was going away?? Does seem fairly dumb. I don't know the percentage but aren't most crimes committed by folks who either stole the gun or bought it on the down low? What good could the round possibly do. Dumb law in the first place.

I can see if it was domestic maybe but I think most of those are solved fairly quickly. Unplanned murders usually don't go well for the murderer. JMO.

Karl
 

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