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House bills which would accomplish the same thing.
Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana has labeled the complicated regulations as “back-door registration” going far beyond the intent of Congress. Representative Durward Hall of Missouri termed the present regulations a “bureaucratic monster” and indicated that they were a slap in the face to congressmen who voted for the mild-sounding measure but against bills to require gun registration. On introducing S. 845,, Senator Bennett said, “our purpose is to remove an ineffectual and burdensome set of regulations imposed upon American sportsmen ... To force this kind of registration upon persons who buy rifle, shotgun and .22 caliber rimfire ammunition is not going to affect the incidence of crime.”
Under the law passed last October, a sportsman must furnish the dealer with his name, address, date of birth and a driver’s license or other identification. The dealer must record this, plus the date, manufacturer of the ammunition,
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