Key Takeaways The DOJ has filed a lawsuit against Colorado’s ban on large capacity magazines, following another suit against Denver’s AR-15 ban. The lawsuit argues that magazines are protected arms under the Second Amendment and are in common use by law-abiding citizens. The DOJ uses Colorado’s own previous stipulations, highlighting that banned magazines are widely owned and used lawfully. The case could set a precedent for challenging magazine bans in other states if the DOJ prevails in this lawsuit. The outcome may influence federal enforcement against state restrictions on firearms, reshaping Second Amendment rights enforcement. Estimated reading time: 7 minutes…
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