Ban High Capacity Magazines

by John Woods | 15 Calls made

About the Campaign

It's time for some commonsense measures to prevent mass murders like we saw in 2012 in Aurora and Newton. Call Congress and let them know why you think about high capacity magazines should be banned.

There are currently proposals to ban the sale of any gun magazines that hold over 10 rounds. Anyone who currently owns high capacity magazines would be able to keep them, but they would be banned from trading or selling the magazines.

Of all the recent mass killings, high capacity magazines have been used in nearly every one. And before 2004, these magazines were banned.

Call Congress and let them know why you want to pass the ban on high capacity magazines.

Current Call

Sen. Rand Paul (R - KY)

202-224-4343

(This individual is not your direct representative. Results may differ.)

Call Script and Easy Reporting

Hi, my name is and I'm calling to urge Sen Paul to support a ban on high capacity magazines for guns. Up until 2004, these high capacity magazines were banned, and it's time for Congress to re-authorize this ban and make it harder for mass shootings to occur.

Question 1:

Will Sen Paul support a ban on high capacity magazines?

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