Massachusetts H1650 aims to stop mass shootings by prohibiting the manufacture of assault weapons and large capacity feeding devices.
Massachusetts H1650 seeks to prevent mass shootings by banning the manufacture of assault weapons and large capacity feeding devices within the state. This prohibition does not apply to weapons or devices made by licensed manufacturers for lawful sale to authorized law enforcement or military agencies. Violations of this law carry penalties including fines of up to $1,000,000 and imprisonment for up to ten years.
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