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***MULTIMEDIA PACKAGE*** Greenwald on Bill to Reduce Maximum Gun Magazine Capacity to 10 Rounds in New Jersey
By James Sverapa IV | February 27th, 2013 - 7:03pm
***MULTIMEDIA PACKAGE***
Greenwald on Bill to Reduce Maximum Gun Magazine Capacity to 10 Rounds in New Jersey
Measure Part of Assembly's Comprehensive Gun Violence Prevention Package
(TRENTON) - Assembly Majority Leader Louis D. Greenwald (D-Camden) issued a multimedia package Tuesday on his legislation to reduce the maximum capacity of gun magazines sold in New Jersey to 10 rounds of ammunition.
Under current law, magazines capable of holding a maximum of 15 rounds of ammunition are legal in New Jersey. Greenwald's bill (A-1329) would reduce the lawful maximum capacity of ammunition magazines to 10 rounds. The limit proposed by the bill would bring New Jersey's laws in line with the magazine limits contained in the original 1994 assault weapons ban, which limited magazines to 10 rounds.
The multimedia package consists of a video of comments from Majority Leader Greenwald on his legislation and audio and a transcript of same.
The video can be accessed directly via our website - www.assemblydems.com - or by clicking here.
To read more, please visit the New Jersey General Assembly Democratic Office Web site.
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