In a statement, California Attorney General Rob Bonta called the ruling an 'incredibly dangerous mistake' that his office would appeal.
SAN DIEGO - A San Diego federal judge Friday blocked California's ban on gun magazines that hold more than 10 bullets for the second time in recent years.
Benitez again ruled in favor of the gun owners in a written ruling issued Friday, which read,"This case is about a California state law that makes it a crime to keep and bear common firearm magazines typically possessed for lawful purposes. Based on the text, history, and tradition of the Second Amendment, this law is clearly unconstitutional."
"In the past half-century, large-capacity magazines have been used in about three-quarters of gun massacres with 10 or more deaths and in 100% of gun massacres with 20 or more deaths," Bonta said."We will continue to fight for our authority to keep Californians safe from weapon enhancements designed to cause mass casualties."
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