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Originally Posted by FantasticDan
That's why the AWB targeted such a configuration of weapon:
- Not a semi-auto weapon = can't fire fast.
- Small capacity clip/magazine = don't have many bullets.
- Non-detachable magazine = can't quickly reload when out of ammunition.
Not perfect, but better than today's rules.
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More utter nonsense. None of those things describe conditions under the AWB. You could still buy a new AR-15 as long as it didn't have 2 or more evil looking features, like a bayonet mount or a folding stock.
You could still buy high capacity magazines holding 20 or 30 rounds, as long as they were manufactured before 1994. There were millions of them in circulation, a lot of them military surplus.
No AR-15 or similar weapon has or had a non-detachable magazine. That does describe a lot of .22 rifles and most shotguns.
Who makes this stuff up? You need to find a new staff of writers.
