There's no way those vile scumbags will ever be able to convince me they need high-capacity magazines for hunting...

how do you expect them to cosplay without all those big beautiful magazines?!

A 5 round limit is common.

And I've never encountered a hunter who needed more than a few rounds to hunt, save for a few poachers and maybe varmint shooters. Most of us hunters here use a bolt-action rifle like our fathers taught us.

The only people I've encountered arguing for high-cap mags are target shooters who claim to hate reloading.

Which is kind of like needing more toilet paper now so you dont have to wipe your ass after your next deuce.

It just doesn't work that way.

Just ban bullets.

But I think you really know that.

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I'll have my spicy Sunday V8 and wait for the Mariners game.

Their first year was when I was in high school. Same with the Seahawks. Being a Seahawk fan in Patriots country can be interesting.

Right now I am watching the Bruins. Can't wait until Seattle gets their NHL team.

So I know what it's like to be a fan in a strange land. Especially Cubs territory.

Make those magazines real expensive to fill up and empty.

They want to make money after all.

Took a lot of those fucking killers off the street.

Besides, there is already a federal tax on arms and amno.

Is that your point?

My point was that the cigarette tax, which has raised the price of a 20 cent pack of cigarettes to $10, has saved a lot of lives. People rethink how they spend their money when the amounts become significant. RE: Cost of gasoline, electricity, hamburger.

your stated desire to make ammo so expensive as to make many people unable to afford it is an illegal tax. The current tax, which has been in place for decades, is reasonable and not a burden.

Cigarettes are not a constitutional right. Big difference - any law restricting a right has to be the narrowest scope possible. Your tax is not narrow in scope and will negatively impact millions of Americans.

Don't put all your eggs in one basket.

For example:

regulated some more...and more...and more...and about time everyone realize "regulated" is the second word in the second...so, duh.

So scary the NRA erased the the the first words of the sacred text on their nation nap HW plaque honoring the holy writing. Why is that?

exposes the hypocrisy and false arguments in a nutshell.

to gun control supporters so they thumb their noses like "we'll show you". My first graders had about the same level of maturity.

Where did the money come from?

Cheap 30-rd AR magazines cost $10 each.

Buy back and / or confiscate. Period. Grandfathering existing high capacity magazines defeats the purpose of the legislation.

Magazines aren't required to be stamped with a serial number or manufacturing date, which itself wouldn't matter much as hundreds of millions if not billions of magazines are out there. There is no way to tell which magazine was possessed before or after the law goes into effect. This is basically just a in state sales ban, which if it goes like how Colorado's did, will be widely ignored(an associate attorney at the firm I am at has family in Colorado. Says high capacity magazines are still sold despite the law, with most law enforcement basically ignoring it. He says the state may repeal it soon.)

not obeyed" is arguably the most laughable of all. Just sad.

...as 30 rd magazines --for "aesthetic purposes" of course. They looked just like 30 rd magazines and were constructed the same way except they had a little metal tab bent up to stop the feed ramp and prevent more than 10 rounds from being inserted.

It didn't take much ingenuity to figure out that if you took the magazine apart and broke off that little metal tab, you'd now have a perfectly-functioning 30 round magazine!

The next step needs to be a turn-in of grandfathered magazines.

The cool part here is that they won't have to be compensated for a free magazine

The government is not that stupid.

Almost impossible to track.