Assault rifles and pistols at Capitol City Arms Supply in Springfield, Illinois. File photoWASHINGTON, Jun 9 U.S. Congressmen voted to raise the minimum age for the purchase of firearms and ban the sale of high-capacity magazines, the House press gallery said. to the mass shootings in Buffalo, where 10 people were killed, and Uvalda, where 19 schoolchildren and two teachers were killed. five rounds. In Buffalo and Uwald, the perpetrators were both 18 years old and both were armed with AR-15 type rifles. The bill also bans the sale of magazines with a capacity of more than 15 rounds and devices to increase the rate of fire, requires weapons to be stored in safes, and outlaws untraceable «ghost barrels». «.
Scientists named the reasons for mass shootings in US schools Members of the House of Representatives voted for each item of the document separately, and then passed the bill as a whole.
