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After a Cowlitz County judge ruled unconstitutional the states ban on selling ammunition cartridges holding more than 10 rounds, people flocked Monday to the Kelso gun store suing the state

Attorney General Bob Ferguson has vowed to keep the ban alive, and the state Supreme Court has allowed it to stay in place for now.

A Cowlitz County judge overturned Washington's ban on high capacity magazines Monday. The Washington Supreme Court quickly approved a stay, reinstating the ban.

For 88 minutes Monday, high-capacity magazines flew off the shelves at Kelso’s Gator’s Custom Guns after a Cowlitz County judge ruled unconstitutional the state’s ban on selling …

A Kelso gun store owner said he sold hundreds of high-capacity magazines in the 90-minute window between a sales ban being ruled unconstitutional and the state's emergency appeal.

Less than 24 hours after a Cowlitz County Superior Court Judge ruled the states's high capacity magazine ban was unconstitutional, the Supreme Court has intervened.

Initially, a ban on high-capacity magazines was ruled unconstitutional. However, that ruling was blocked Tuesday by the Washington Supreme Court as the state appeals the decision.

A Cowlitz County judge overturned Washington's ban on high capacity magazines Monday. The Washington Supreme Court quickly approved a stay, reinstating the ban.

Hearings are scheduled in state Supreme Court.