My personal belief is that California is lost. Not because there aren’t enough Californians who believe in the Constitution and Bill of Rights. But because they fail to defend their civil rights and refuse to comprehend what their lives will be like without them.
Welcome back to The Legal Brief, the show where we CRUSH the various legal myths and misinformation surrounding various areas of the gun world. I’m your host Adam Kraut and today we are talking about a groundbreaking injunction issued by a California judge stopping a law that would have made it illegal to have mags over 10 rounds. Guys stick around, this is huge.
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This past November, California voters approved a ballot initiative which, among other things, banned “large capacity” magazines. Since 2000, “large capacity” magazines and that means 10 rounds or more…have been banned in California. However, if an individual had possessed them prior to that law going into effect, they were allowed to keep them. The new law provided that the possession of such “large capacity” magazines would be criminalized. The initiative also added a section, which required owners of such magazines to dispose of them by removing them from the state, selling them to a licensed dealer, or surrendering them to a law enforcement agency. This ballot provision was passed with 63% of the vote and was set to take effect July 1, 2017.
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