Ban on high-capacity magazines will remain after WA Supreme Court Commissioner’s ruling
The decision by Commissioner Michael E. Johnston comes after a lower court’s ruling that the ban on the sale of high-capacity magazines in the state was unconstitutional on April 8 by Cowlitz County Superior Court Judge Gary Bashor, in a lawsuit between Washington State and Gators Customs Guns, a firearms dealer in Kelso.
WA ammo magazine restrictions to remain in place as state appeals judge’s ruling
Washington’s ban on the sale of ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds will remain in place while the state appeals a lower court ruling that briefly overturned the law. On Thursday, Supreme Court Commissioner Michael Johnston extended his April 8 order,
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