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California: NRA firing back at ammunition bill

The NRA and its supporters are promising to fight Assemblyman Kevin DeLeon's (D L.A.) AB 962, the bill recently signed by Gov. Schwarzenegger that requires stricter control over the purchase of handgun ammunition and bans all internet ammunition sales. Because Schwarzenegger vetoed the same bill one year ago, gun groups were surprised by the action.

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Posted: 10/28/2009 10:35:13 AM

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