![]() What’s more, the court’s June 2017 injunction prohibiting California from enforcing its restriction against the “possession” of such magazines, remains in effect. However, the court has clarified that anyone who “manufactured, imported, sold, or bought” such magazines during “Freedom Week” cannot be prosecuted for violating California’s “large-capacity” magazine restrictions. Friday, April 5, California’s restrictions against the manufacture, importation, sale, giving, lending, buying, or receiving “large-capacity” magazines are once again in effect. That decision has been stayed pending an appeal by California’s Attorney General. Becerra, which permanently enjoined California from enforcing its restrictions against so-called “large-capacity” magazines. Referred to by many as “Freedom Week,” this was a direct result of a federal district court issuing a decision in the NRA and CRPA supported lawsuit titled Duncan v. WHAT GUN OWNERS NEED TO KNOW MOVING FORWARDīetween the hours of Friday afternoon on March 29, and 5:00 P.M Friday, April 5, hundreds of thousands-if not millions-of magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds were lawfully purchased by California gun owners. ![]()
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