These states prohibit high-capacity magazines.
14 states have adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Alabama has not adopted this policy
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Alaska has not adopted this policy
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Arizona has not adopted this policy
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Arkansas has not adopted this policy
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California has adopted this policy
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Colorado has adopted this policy
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Connecticut has adopted this policy
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Delaware has adopted this policy
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Florida has not adopted this policy
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Georgia has not adopted this policy
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Hawaii has adopted this policy
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Idaho has not adopted this policy
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Illinois has adopted this policy
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Indiana has not adopted this policy
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Iowa has not adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Kansas has not adopted this policy
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Kentucky has not adopted this policy
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Louisiana has not adopted this policy
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Maine has not adopted this policy
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Maryland has adopted this policy
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Massachusetts has adopted this policy
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Michigan has not adopted this policy
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Minnesota has not adopted this policy
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Mississippi has not adopted this policy
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Missouri has not adopted this policy
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Montana has not adopted this policy
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Nebraska has not adopted this policy
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Nevada has not adopted this policy
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New Hampshire has not adopted this policy
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New Jersey has adopted this policy
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New Mexico has not adopted this policy
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New York has adopted this policy
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North Carolina has not adopted this policy
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North Dakota has not adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Ohio has not adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Oklahoma has not adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Oregon has adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Pennsylvania has not adopted this policy
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Rhode Island has adopted this policy
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South Carolina has not adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
South Dakota has not adopted this policy
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Tennessee has not adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Texas has not adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Utah has not adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Vermont has adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Virginia has not adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Washington has adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
West Virginia has not adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Wisconsin has not adopted this policy
High Capacity Magazines Prohibited
Wyoming has not adopted this policy
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