House Trying To Pass ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban: Targets at Least 45 Specific AR-15 Rifles
Published July 17, 2022
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471,860
Likes
42,836
Comments
5,606
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HR 1808 https://bit.ly/2CHLudt Right now, the U.S. House is trying to pass a bill that would effectively ban the manufacture, sell, transfer, and possession of essentially all semiautomatic rifles and rifle caliber handguns and any magazine that can carry more than 10 rounds in H.R. 1808 The Bill even goes so far as …
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- July 17, 2022
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How House Trying To Pass ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban: Targets at Least 45 Specific AR-15 Rifles is doing
It has 471K views in total. It ranks #7,188,969 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about House Trying To Pass ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban: Targets at Least 45 Specific AR-15 Rifles
- Total views
- 471K
- Total likes
- 42.8K
- Total comments
- 5.60K
- Published
- July 17, 2022
- Global rank by views
- #7,188,969
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House Trying To Pass ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban: Targets at Least 45 Specific AR-15 Rifles has 471,860 views, 42,836 likes and 5,606 comments, ranking #7,188,969 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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