Or defending yourself from multiple humans hunting you. Which there are hundreds of examples recently give in overturning of California’s unconstitutional magazine ban.
The only purpose of high capacity magazines is to hunt as many human beings as possible.
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Name two.
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No, it’s not. They are handy at the range for more up-time while practicing. I understand your perspective, but places try to avoid generalities that can be skewed by it.
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Then they should be available only at ranges and not for public sale. Problem solved.
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No, I’m pretty sure that isn’t it at all.
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I disagree. I don’t hunt humans. I don’t like spending my time at the range reloading magazines. I’d rather shoot steel targets in a controlled environment. Hell, I even like shooting paper targets. But hunting humans? Nope. Not what my weapon is made for, nor why I own it.
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Helloooo? Zombies!
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5. break-ins and assaults of the elderly. Australian politicians are at a loss to explain how public safety has decreased, after such monumental effort and expense was expended in successfully ridding Australian society of guns.
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Not really. My magazines have never killed anyone. They just mean I have to reload less often.
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