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“There is No American Tradition of Limiting Ammunition Capacity” – Federal Judge Strikes Down California’s Ban on High-Capacity Magazines

A federal judge on Friday struck down California’s ban on high-capacity gun magazines.

US District Judge Roger Benitez, a George W. Bush appointee, in his ruling said, “there is no American tradition of limiting ammunition capacity.” The judge said detachable magazines “solved a problem with historic firearms: running out of ammunition and having to slowly reload a gun.”

“There have been, and there will be, times where many more than 10 rounds are needed to stop attackers,” Benitez wrote, according to CBS News. “Yet, under this statute, the State says ‘too bad.’”

The judge is absolutely correct.

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11 thoughts on ““There is No American Tradition of Limiting Ammunition Capacity” – Federal Judge Strikes Down California’s Ban on High-Capacity Magazines”

  1. So what does this mean for Maryland residents? Does anyone know anything about the new law that is supposed to take effect oct 1st? It’s pending a court decision but will it actually take effect?

  2. Don’t bother 7:26 communist md will also look to squash freedoms
    My recommendation vote with your feet because in md we have taxation without representation just commie facilitators..

  3. Thankfully, the Second Amendment is upheld!

    Pay attention governor mooron! That ruling can apply here as well.

    The Eastern Shore needs to secede – the Annapaholes do NOT represent us out here!

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