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Here is 1 correlation between state gun laws and mass shootings
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High-capacity magazines, such as those found in the Las Vegas shooter’s hotel room, raise the number of bullets that a firearm can shoot before reloading. The increase can vary, but is often from 10 bullets to 30. In the case of the Nevada shooting, the firearms used in the shooting had magazines that could carry upwards of 100 bullets. The Las Vegas shooter appears to have modified at least one of his semi-automatic weapons to operate more like an automatic weapon. Bump fire stocks, such as the one the Las Vegas shooter apparently used, simulate automatic fire, but don’t actually alter the firearm and so are legal under current federal law. |
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dasing
(10/6/2017)
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| A well-regulated shooter can replace a magazine, no matter what the capacity, in less than a second. No laws on the amount of magazines you can own !! |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(10/6/2017)
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'Time to throw one of the liberals' favorite bromides back in their faces:
"Correlation does not equal causation."
(So, NYA!) |
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