Leader Kolb: Microstamping Mandate Will Cost Jobs, Hurt New York’s Economy, Drive Up Costs For Gun Owners
Statement from NYS Assembly Minority Leader Brian M. Kolb (R,I,C-Canandaigua)
June 19, 2012
“Today, the Assembly is expected to take up legislation – Assembly Bill A.1157-B – that would impose a microstamping mandate. Microstamping is an unproven technology that will cost more private sector jobs, hurt New York’s economy and significantly drive up the cost of owning a firearm. This microstamping mandate is a stark reminder of the ‘Albany knows best mentality’ that has put our economy at a competitive disadvantage. Firearm manufacturers like Remington Arms have publicly and repeatedly stated if microstamping becomes law, they will leave New York and take thousands of good-paying jobs with them. I oppose this microstamping mandate and so should anyone who wants more jobs, a stronger economy and fewer government mandates.”
Watch Leader Kolb discuss his opposition to microstamping mandates:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEMc8iEgrS0
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