<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">News flash: assault rifles are back. Big time.
How do I know this? Walmart is selling them.
You know if the nation’s largest retailer stocks three different models now, they must be a hot item.
It’s safe to say that assault rifles — semi-automatic military-style rifles with magazine clips that typically hold 30 rounds — have come full circle in America.
After several high-profile shooting incidents in the 1980s and ’90s, the guns became the notorious poster child for wanton violence and Second Amendment over-reaching. Congress enacted and former President Bill Clinton signed the Assault Weapons Ban back in 1994, which made it illegal to sell 19 types of semi-automatic rifles, as well as ammunition clips that held more than 10 rounds.
The legislation expired in 2004, and since then, assault rifles have come storming back.
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Full Article – Citizen Times
How do I know this? Walmart is selling them.
You know if the nation’s largest retailer stocks three different models now, they must be a hot item.
It’s safe to say that assault rifles — semi-automatic military-style rifles with magazine clips that typically hold 30 rounds — have come full circle in America.
After several high-profile shooting incidents in the 1980s and ’90s, the guns became the notorious poster child for wanton violence and Second Amendment over-reaching. Congress enacted and former President Bill Clinton signed the Assault Weapons Ban back in 1994, which made it illegal to sell 19 types of semi-automatic rifles, as well as ammunition clips that held more than 10 rounds.
The legislation expired in 2004, and since then, assault rifles have come storming back.
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Full Article – Citizen Times