Instant criminal background checks on gun show purchases are reasonable, but the government's scrupulous practice of record keeping on those who pass the check is not. Losing this battle would usher in more gun show restrictions. Congress outlawed domestically made ammunition clips of more than 10 rounds in 1993. Clips manufactured before that time and many foreign made clips are still in use. The Senate has advanced legislation to ban those imports.
Criminals favor the tens of thousands of high-capacity clips remaining in circulation.
Taking that amount of firepower away is essential for safety. Argues the possession of clips holding more than 10 rounds is a Second Amendment right. There is no evidence that capasity makes any diference in gun crimes. Legislation would require licensing citizens who purchase or receive any handgun or ammunition. Registration would track the transfer or ownership of a specific handgun.