[Puppage]

Sure. Just like the NJ Smart Gun Technology that DOESN'T exist yet. In fact, we should do away with automobiles & use the Transporters...even though that technology DOEESN'T EXIST YET!

[dirtboy]

Yeah, this is so effective, they were able to link the bullets from the DC Sniper to shootings in Alabama, Louisiana and Arizona to help crack that case.

Oops, they only did that after other leads pointed investigators in that direction. Nevermind... /sarcasm

[isthisnickcool]

NIBIN, using IBIS technology, is extremely effective," says the ATF's NIBIN Director Patty Galupo.

Sounds A-OK. This is a BFD and they need do do this ASAP on the QT before we are all DOA and RIP.....

[MosesKnows]

decodes a gun's "DNA" from bullets and cartridge casings

There is no end to the number of idiots available to swallow whatever drivel there are fed.

A gun does not have a DNA. DNA by its very nature acknowledges that DNA is not changeable under any possible conditions therefore DNA is safe to be used as a reference.

Until you can file, or edit, a person's DNA I think it is a lie to assert that guns have DNA.

[coloradan]

More lies from the mainstream media about ballistic "fingerprinting." They're more like ballistic snapshots, because they change with time.

[Shooter 2.5]

As effective as using baby pictures on wanted posters.

I don't know who initially said that, but I think it was someone from the NRA.

[NJ Mountain Goat]

This technology ignores reloaders. I get most of my semi-auto brass from the police range. Whose fingerprints will be on that?