The bill, announced by the Legislature's Democratic leadership at a Statehouse news conference with parents of children slain at Sandy Hook Elementary School in December 2012, would reduce magazine capacity to 10 rounds, from 15.
It also would ban semiautomatic rifles with fixed-magazine capacities that exceed 10 rounds.
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