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Californians Flood Gun Stores When Magazine Ban Is Lifted For One Week
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“Do you have standard-capacity magazines in stock?” The salesman at the San Diego GlockStore just laughed. Late last month, federal judge Roger T. Benitez struck down a California law in place since 2000 that banned the sale of gun magazines holding more than 10 rounds. The next day, San Diego firearms owners were jamming the phone lines of every gun store in town, desperate to lay hands on the larger, freshly legal pistol magazines before the People’s Republic of California pulled new shenanigans and made them illegal again. |
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| People who somehow think they have more power than the Constitution gives them, really dislike the idea of giving up that crown.. |
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