back to the guns they were fired from. gun makers say it could actually make handguns less effective and two of the largest gun manufacturers in the country say they are not going to sell anything in the state because of this dispute. well will carr is live in los angeles to tell us more. hi, will. hi, shannon, saying this is a divisive issue is really putting it lightly. what it boils down to is this new law that requires the mike degree stamping technology what that means is shell casings will be imprinted with the make models and serial numbers of the guns. it means the investigators can link a bullet to the registered gun store owner but critics and gun companies have come out and they say this is really flawed technology. in fact, smith and wesson and ruger say they are not going to comply with the new law. they are not be selling any new or redesigned guns in california. those are the guns require to be microscamped. in a statement smith and reason says a number of