Edjumakate me please...
1So apparently the Dayton shooter used a .223. Now the media is going on about "high powered assault weapons" and specifically mentioning the .223. OK so I am admittedly very much a noob at all this, but does the .223 qualify as a "high powered" round? I shot a couple firearms of that caliber the other day and they barely had a kick to them. Why would they go after the .223, when that would leave pretty much only higher calibers to a whack job's disposal? Or are they going after the .223 so they can ban anything "higher powered" than that?
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