Science Daily has an interesting report on microstamping (putting an identifying mark on ammunition fired from a gun). There are many issues that were not addressed by the report. For example, what is the actual benefit from such markings? It is one thing to be able to sometimes read these markings. It is quite another that they actually catch criminals in real life use. The report has some interesting notes such as this:
Codes engraved on the face of the firing pin could easily be removed with household tools, Beddow found.
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Firearms Microstamping: They pass these laws without adequately studying them?
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