Gee all a crook has to do is remove the GPS chip then the gun can't be tracked

Have it done at Felonious gun works... Will do the Job for 5 hits of crack

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It is extremely important that we look past this privacy issue, at this point, and understand how important it is for us to address the issue of safety.
It was worse than that. The batteries that ran the GPS chips ran out after a few days.K.Mooneyham wrote:I read that THIS is the reason that the original BATFE operation to track guns to the cartels during the Bush administration was quickly abandoned. Because they DID put chips on/in the firearms, and tried to track them down. The bad guys reportedly found the chips pretty quickly and disabled/removed them. Luckily, it was a very small number of firearms and the chips were active long enough that the BGs were caught and the weapons were retrieved. However, because of this, the idea was shelved.