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This editorial was published in The Seattle Times.

Washington Supreme Court Commissioner Michael Johnston did not make a decision Wednesday after hearing oral arguments over his motion to continue a state ban against purchasing magazines holding more than

Apr. 17—Washington Supreme Court Commissioner Michael Johnston did not make a decision Wednesday after hearing oral arguments over his motion to continue a state ban against purchasing magazines holding more

The Silent Majority Foundation got a favorable ruling from a Cowlitz County judge recently, ruling WA state's ban on firearm magazines of over ten rounds was unconstitutional.

The Silent Majority Foundation got a favorable ruling from a Cowlitz County judge recently, ruling WA state's ban on firearm magazines of over ten rounds was unconstitutional.

The Silent Majority Foundation got a favorable ruling from a Cowlitz County judge recently, ruling WA state's ban on firearm magazines of over ten rounds was unconstitutional.

The Silent Majority Foundation got a favorable ruling from a Cowlitz County judge recently, ruling WA state's ban on firearm magazines of over ten rounds was unconstitutional.

The Silent Majority Foundation got a favorable ruling from a Cowlitz County judge recently, ruling WA state's ban on firearm magazines of over ten rounds was unconstitutional.

The Silent Majority Foundation got a favorable ruling from a Cowlitz County judge recently, ruling WA state's ban on firearm magazines of over ten rounds was unconstitutional.

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