So many fallacies in this nonsense, I hardly know where to start . . .
Let's start with the 15 round magazine limit as a prime example of "doing something" without accomplishing anything meaningful. It's as obvious as the nose on Jimmy Durante's face that this editorial board has little, if any, knowledge about the reality of that feel good legislation or firearm sales in general. The fact of the matter is you can walk into any FFL licensed facility in Colorado or any other State where limits on magazine capacity has been restricted and buy all the parts you need to assemble standard capacity magazines (30 round) in the privacy of your own home. One only violates the law when they actually assemble the parts into a functional magazine. Given these malcontents are willing to violate the laws prohibiting murder, is there a rational argument to be made that the magazine limit law presents even a small obstacle to one such as this? Of course not, but the DP board "feels" safer, that's all.