Repeal law banning large capacity gun magazines
Resolution Ordinance No. 3-10 N.S.
In Plain English
Richmond currently prohibits residents from owning gun magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. The city passed this ban in recent years as a gun violence prevention measure. If approved, residents could legally possess high-capacity magazines again within city limits.
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