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America needs meaningful, sweeping and immediate federal action on guns.
1) No semi-automatic weapons of any kind, rifle, pistol or shotgun.
2) Bolt-action rifles only, with a minimum barrel length of 20-inches, and a maximum 4-round capacity (one round in the chamber, three rounds in the magazine).
3) Only the sale of over-and-under or side-by-side shotguns with a minimum barrel length of 20-inches would be legal (limiting the shooter to 2-rounds before reloading). No pump-action or semi-automatic shotguns; no pistol-grips or collapsible stocks.
4) Revolvers would be the only legal handguns, with 6-round cylinder maximum capacity and a 6-inch barrel length minimum.
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dasing
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| Gun banners want you dead!! |
| Comment by:
dasing
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| The general public does not have military grade weapons!!!!!! |
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