With the all-out attack on standard magazines by anti-gun forces raging in various states, it is hardly surprising that another lawsuit by a Second Amendment advocacy group has been filed.
This time, the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) targeted Washington, D.C.
The federal suit, Wehr-Darroca v. D.C., takes issue with the nation’s capital prohibiting magazines that may hold more than ten rounds of ammunition. Lawmakers ignored the Supreme Court and banned magazines in everyday use in the District and nation.
The FPC filing declared, “The magazines at issue in this case are not ‘dangerous and unusual,’ but instead are standard components of the sorts of bearable arms in common use for lawful purposes.”
Brandon Combs is the president of the FPC and is responsible for defending Second Amendment rights. He correctly asserted that “Washington, D.C., is not exempt from the Constitution.”
Combs added that his organization “continues its work to end these immoral firearm magazine bans and other unconstitutional policies throughout the country.”
The Supreme Court’s Heller ruling of 2008 allowed for controlling “dangerous and unusual” arms. However, these magazines, as correctly noted by the litigants, “are standard components of the sorts of bearable arms in common use for lawful purposes.”
The complaint countered the District’s argument that the magazines are “uncommonly dangerous.” Further, more than 700 million of these components have been produced and sold over the last three decades.
And 40 U.S. states have no restrictions on magazines.
Violent criminals will hardly be affected by the District’s ban. With hundreds of millions of standard capacity magazines circulating, acquiring one is simple for anyone—despite the prohibition.
As usual, only law-abiding citizens would be affected by this latest round of anti-gun hysteria. The FPC lawsuit aims to correct this wrong and protect Second Amendment rights.
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