plastic guns ban extended

On Monday, the Senate passed a bill extending the ban on x-
Wire and metal detectors.
President Obama signed.
Before midnight, the automatic pen was used to travel to Africa for a ceremony to commemorate the late South African President Nelson Mandela, extending the Firearms Act, which cannot be detected, for one year. The device Mr.
Since the George w. Bush administration, Obama has signed the bill for the signature of the president of travelBush.
The law, first passed in 1988, will expire on Tuesday, when popular news Dayton striker Barr responds to the death of Epstein, Tulsi Gabbard interviews with the deadly Legion outbreak
Even after the mass shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, it will be listed in a short time in December.
In December 2012, the conservative opposition blocked other efforts in gun control this year.
However, the update of the Firearms Act, which cannot be detected, was supported by both parties. Retiring Rep.
Howard CobbN. C.
, Sponsored the bill in the House and supported by the National Shooting Campaign Foundation.
The influential National Rifle Association did not take a position on the bill, but it did say that it would oppose any attempt to expand the law, including Sen\'s proposal.
D-SchumerN. Y.
, Requires plastic guns to include permanent metal parts to make it easier for them to be detected. Mr.
Obama is currently heading to South Africa for a memorial service to mark Mandela, but he signed several bills, including the fiscal cliff bill, when he left the White House.