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Following Supreme Court’s Lead, Judge Finds Right to Remove Serial Numbers From Guns

Por: Slate Politics October 14, 2022

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For decades, federal law has forbidden gun owners from scratching out the serial numbers that manufacturers are legally required to place on firearms. The reason is obvious: These serial numbers help state and federal law enforcement that are used in crimes and identify suspected shooters. Indeed, the only apparent reason anyone would remove a serial number is to avoid becoming a suspect after their gun is used illegally. On Wednesday, however,... + full article



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