California-style gun control could be implemented at the federal level if Senator Dianne Feinstein gets her way.
The California senator started off 2019 as only she could by introducing legislation that would mark some of the toughest restrictions on the Second Amendment ever seen at the federal level. Apparently, Feinstein is under the impression that everyone in the United States should all conform to her home state’s norms — even though a sizable block of the people that live there already aren’t exactly fond of what the Democrats have done.
While marketed as an “assault weapon” ban, Feinstein’s bill is much more than that. It doesn’t just go after scary-looking AR-15 rifles. It goes after AR-style pistols as well, in addition to a host of other weapons. In fact, the bill would ban over 200 products by name if passed into law.
It isn’t just about the guns, either. The legislation also goes after magazines that carry more than ten rounds of ammunition, and implements other regulations such as storage laws.
Yes, it really is as if Feinstein wants the entire United States to look like Portland or something. But, don’t count on the mainstream media to report on the truth about any of this…
Thankfully, we have people like the Daily Shooter on YouTube who are more than willing to break all of this down for us. Get the truth about Feinstein’s new bill in the video below.
~ Ready to Fire News
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