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I guess the military and PD's are not going to be happy about that. Idiot.Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) introduced legislation Tuesday that would make it illegal to manufacture or sell a magazine that contains more than 10 rounds.
I have never bought a magazine that contained rounds; I always have to add them myself.JJVP wrote:I guess the military and PD's are not going to be happy about that. Idiot.Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) introduced legislation Tuesday that would make it illegal to manufacture or sell a magazine that contains more than 10 rounds.
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I don't know, but with the prices of magazines lately, you would expect them to come fully loaded.MasterOfNone wrote:I have never bought a magazine that contained rounds; I always have to add them myself.JJVP wrote:I guess the military and PD's are not going to be happy about that. Idiot.Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) introduced legislation Tuesday that would make it illegal to manufacture or sell a magazine that contains more than 10 rounds.
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MasterOfNone wrote:I have never bought a magazine that contained rounds; I always have to add them myself.JJVP wrote:I guess the military and PD's are not going to be happy about that. Idiot.Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) introduced legislation Tuesday that would make it illegal to manufacture or sell a magazine that contains more than 10 rounds.
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JJVP wrote:
I don't know, but with the prices of magazines lately, you would expect them to come fully loaded.
Sen. Richard Blumenthal told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the proposed legislation, to be unveiled Thursday in Washington, D.C., will more narrowly define what’s considered an assault weapon under a resurrected ban. The bill, he said, will also prohibit high-capacity magazines, limiting them to a capacity of up to nine rounds of ammunition.
Of course, that last statement directly contradicts the findings of the Sandy Hook investigators, who have concluded that the monster reloaded often, firing no more than 10 rounds from magazines containing 15 rounds. They found a number of half empty magazines strewn about.“If this bill had been in effect, there would be little girls and boys still alive today in Newtown,” said Murphy, adding how the only inconvenience to sportsmen would be reloading more frequently at shooting ranges because of the smaller magazines.
