California's Ban on Large Gun Magazines Struck Down by Federal Judge, State Quickly Appeals Ruling

Federal judge strikes down California's ban on gun magazines over 10 rounds, ruling won't take effect immediately as state appeals
Judge wrote detachable magazines "solved a problem with historic firearms running out of ammunition and having to slowly reload a gun"
California Attorney General quickly appeals ruling, says will move to "correct this incredibly dangerous mistake"
Governor Newsom criticized ruling, calls judge an "extremist, right-wing zealot with no regard to human life"
Gun rights group calls ruling "thoughtful and in-depth approach", says "clock is ticking on laws that violate the Constitution"

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