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not anywhere near an expert on firearms,but im told there were attempts to restrict the clip size
(Congress negotiations) that would make them unusable on older models. Like I said im no expert at all.
but it seems like clips could be made in new models that contain no more then 10 shots.
12 or whatever, but not 20+
Take it to a firing range squeeze off a dozen and re-load. That isn't an onerous infringement on right to carry.
I heard the shots on that video at Highland Park and they just go on and on. Might help. cant hurt.
Out of curiosity, how many rounds in a magazine does a common soldier's weapon typically have? 27 -29 in a 30-round magazine currently.
How much ammo does a soldier carry into battle?
Depending on the mission each soldier may carry a couple of hundred rounds of 7.62 mm for the crew-served weapons and maybe a mortar round or disposable
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Now my understanding of a right to keep and bear arms has some connection to a citizen's militia, and that the common citizen is considered a member of the unorganized militia.
My understanding of this right also pertains to self-defense, defense of others, defense of one's nation, and defense against oppressive government.
This, of course, ignores the emotional appeal form of argument like "the shots went on and on...". Since all it would have taken was one "good guy with a gun" (strangely missing among the police at Uvalde) to stop a bad guy with a gun.
So IMO, and much like the idea of this right at the time of the Revolution and Founding, a citizen should have the capability of possessing individual arms similar to that of a soldier he might face in combat.