Ammunition Magazine Case

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There have been many shootings in the past and certainly some awaiting us in the future. Some of these shootings can be prevented with a Legislative branch and some officials to approve it. For example, the Las Vegas shooting would have been less costly if Nevada had a law that limited the capacity of that individual's magazine. With a law like that, the United States can make these situations less costly to people’s lives and possibly prevent them from happening in the first place, starting with New Mexico. New Mexico should pass a law that limits an ammunition magazine capacity. An ammunition magazine is the feeding device that holds ammunition used by a firearm (Rose, Gun Control). Passing this law will help New Mexico in the instance

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