9th Circuit Rules 10 Rnd Magazine Limits Unconstitutional

[JAKIII]

Yeah!!!

Now Californians who suck at shooting will have more chances to miss in self-defense situations.

[pacomdiver]

Finally judges with a brain that follow the constitution.

If an MS13 gang member breaks in my home, the guy is going to have 30, 40, 60 round mags.
Why should we be forced to defend ourselves and property with a damn 10 round mag?

Saiga 12 with 10 rnds of 00 buck, whats a few extra holes to patch?

[bigandy1966]

all the 30 rounders in the world don't mean shit if you don't have the ammo to put in them..
Start the ammo factories back up!!

[TSimonetti]

It is in the military. Why should they have something civilians can't?

How about we win these battles over magazine limits and keeping our semi-autos before we decide to charge into the enemy's cannons over full auto ownership?

[Emptymag]

Shit. NOW the mags will all sell out.

LOL

Good for them!

[PAMedic=F|A=]

How about we win these battles over magazine limits and keeping our semi-autos before we decide to charge into the enemy's cannons over full auto ownership?

How about we move the conversation.

[internet troll]

Don't worry about them buying mags, they can't get ammo to fill them.

[esh21167]

Everyone needs to hold their horses on the celebration. The California Attorney General will likely appeal this decision and request an en banc hearing by the entire 9th Circuit, where is is possible that the decision will be overturned. If it's overturned, the plaintiff's can and probably will appeal to the Supreme Court, which may decide not to hear the case....all this sound familiar?

I really don't see them surrendering without a fight on this. Magazine capacity limits are the gun grabbers bread and butter.

Yeah, it happened last year. I predict a stay by the middle of next week and the defacto ban back in place. Happened last year.

[jthrelf]

Yeah, it happened last year. I predict a stay by the middle of next week and the defacto ban back in place. Happened last year.

Unfortunately agreed, but as I mentioned before all of these little "freedom week" sessions will render the law moot and unenforceable. Let's keep hammering.

[c45man]

This will be probably appealed to the full 9th dist court. 11 decision makers instead of 3.
The decision effects the Pacific Rim states.