Connecticut Considers Banning Convertible Handguns
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont proposes a ban on convertible handguns, following Californias lead. These semi-automatic pistols can be converted into illegal machine guns with a simple device. Despite the devices being illegal in Connecticut, Lamont argues that the ban is insufficient due to the proliferation of 3D-printed versions. Opponents, including gun range owners, claim the bill is poorly written and infringes on law-abiding gun owners rights. The bill targets specific trigger designs and aims to pressure manufacturers without banning all such guns. A public hearing is scheduled for Wednesday before the Judiciary Committee.
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