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After a two year delay, the Los Angeles City Council passed an ordinance banning the possession of magazines capable of holding more than ten rounds (so-called “large-capacity” magazines).

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In 2013, the Los Angeles City Council proposed an ordinance declaring magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition (so-called “large-capacity magazines”) a “public nuisance.....

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The Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday approved a measure 12-0 prohibiting possession of large-capacity ammunition magazines.

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A Democrat controlled state House committee made short work Monday of successful Senate bills that would have repealed Colorado’s 2013 universal background check law and arbitrary 15 cartridge magazine cap.

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DeLauro said the legislation is aimed at preventing another tragedy like Sandy Hook and by offering a $2,000 tax credit in exchange for legally owned assault weapons, our homes and streets will be safer.

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Lawmakers in the State's Republican-controlled Senate took aim at Colorado's 2013 universal background check law that includes most private gun transfer, voting to repeal it Wednesday.

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Taking advantage of the first Republican majority in a decade, GOP lawmakers in the Colorado Senate on Monday gave approval to a bill to end the state's 2013 limit on magazines holding 15 or more rounds.

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The Colorado 70th General Assembly convenes Wednesday with Republicans controlling the Senate, Democrats the House and with a Democratic governor holding veto power, several recently passed gun control laws could be safe from repeal.

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Most American firearms experts like Colonel Jeff Cooper believed that the .45 ACP was all anyone needed for self-defense applications, but...

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The NY SAFE Act and CT's SB 1160 are unconstitutionally vague & that the semi-automatic firearms & magazines banned by these laws are commonly owned by millions of responsible, law-abiding gun owners.

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NSSF also challenges the state's decision to allow retired law enforcement officers but not the rest of the state's citizens who may be equally or better qualified to own such a firearm...

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The ruling is a setback for Colorado gun owners, but the courtroom battle over the Rocky Mountain State’s gun laws is far from over. Plaintiffs are appealing to the United States Court of Appeals...

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