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that and other stuff also. A seven shot limit basically bans all semi auto handguns which includes relic handguns that are 50 to 100 years old like a Luger or Czech .32 CZ pocket pistol. These guns were made to hold 8 shots. THERE NO SUCH THING AS MAGAZINES FOR THEM HOLDING LESS.
So basically the only handgun you'll be able to buy or own is a revolver.
Yeah, "we aren't going to trample the 2nd amendment for citizens" my azz. Glad I don't live there or I'd be getting ready to move out. Hope gun manufactures in NY move out so the anti's in NY can pay for the unemployment checks.
I really don't get you Ovcatto being someone who knows about guns to be one to agree with this stupid legislation. Sure a revolver is fine, but it should be a CHOICE, the fact that a Luger magazine to them is to be outlawed?
Seriously man, do you think YOUR gun wouldn't be targeted for a ban by them down the road?
I honestly don't think that this does anything to prevent gun related deaths that the current restrictions on guns don't already do in NY. It just looks as if something is being done.
In otherwords, if the bad guys want a gun--they are going to get their guns. The issue with NYC and gun control for example has always been the interstate black market trade. It doesn't matter if it's a drug dealer, or some pyscho who lives in the burbs, they will find a way with the relaxed gun laws in other states.
All in all, I think that harsher criminal sentences and other measures such as gun buy back programs have been far more effective in keeping guns off of the street.
That whooooshing sound was the point going over your head. What do you suppose they will do WHEN the next high profile shooting occurs? Will they propose magazine limits of 1 round?
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