Large-capacity gun magazine possession law on pause while Supreme Court petitioned

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"A federal appeals court has agreed to put on hold a law that makes it illegal to possess a gun magazine holding more than 10 bullets, to see if the U.S. Supreme Court takes up the case."


Those hostile to Constitutional firearm regulatory measures have been disappointed in the past when this conservative High Court refused to grant cert to challenges to such bans.

And even if the Court agreed to hear the case, will those hostile to Constitutional firearm regulatory measures be again disappointed when the justices determine to narrowly consider only the possession provision of the law, leaving in place the prohibition to sell, manufacture, or buy large-capacity magazines, similar to the narrow determination in the New York may issue carry permit provision now under review.
 
"A federal appeals court has agreed to put on hold a law that makes it illegal to possess a gun magazine holding more than 10 bullets, to see if the U.S. Supreme Court takes up the case."


Those hostile to Constitutional firearm regulatory measures have been disappointed in the past when this conservative High Court refused to grant cert to challenges to such bans.

And even if the Court agreed to hear the case, will those hostile to Constitutional firearm regulatory measures be again disappointed when the justices determine to narrowly consider only the possession provision of the law, leaving in place the prohibition to sell, manufacture, or buy large-capacity magazines, similar to the narrow determination in the New York may issue carry permit provision now under review.
The Founding Fathers wanted and allowed citizens to own every weapon the military had.
If Iran can have nukes, so can everyone on my street.
 
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The Founding Fathers wanted and allowed citizens to own every weapon the military had.
George Washington, unquestionably, would have been delighted at the propect of each of his potential miliamen, and all of his frontier families, having an AR15 above their transom and a dozen or so loaded 30-rd magazines in their cartridge box.
 
"A federal appeals court has agreed to put on hold a law that makes it illegal to possess a gun magazine holding more than 10 bullets, to see if the U.S. Supreme Court takes up the case."


Those hostile to Constitutional firearm regulatory measures have been disappointed in the past when this conservative High Court refused to grant cert to challenges to such bans.

And even if the Court agreed to hear the case, will those hostile to Constitutional firearm regulatory measures be again disappointed when the justices determine to narrowly consider only the possession provision of the law, leaving in place the prohibition to sell, manufacture, or buy large-capacity magazines, similar to the narrow determination in the New York may issue carry permit provision now under review.

Already, two district courts have thrown out the 10 round mag max. But they have allowed 15 rounds using Heller V.
 
Already, two district courts have thrown out the 10 round mag max. But they have allowed 15 rounds using Heller V.
This makes no sense and has nothing to do with the thread topic.

The topic is will the Supreme Court frustrate and disappoint conservatives once again by either refusing to hear the case or if they hear the case, rule only narrowly concerning the possession provision.
 
The Founding Fathers wanted and allowed citizens to own every weapon the military had.
If Iran can have nukes, so can everyone on my street.
The term "Well Regulated" in the Second Amendment means to be well provisioned like having standard capacity magazines.

By the way, in the Miller case the Supreme Court stated that the Second protected weapons in common use by the military. Miller was found guilty because the Court (erroneously) determined that his short barreled shotgun was not used by the military. They were used in WWI.
 

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