The battle over gun and ammunition regulation in California is escalating.
Gun violence prevention advocates say it's saving lives, while gun rights supporters argue it's regulation overkill. Experts expect the case that is challenging state law requiring background checks for purchasing ammunition to go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. For Bradley Stolfi, he supports common sense gun regulation. 'I think every firearm should require a background check and it should be thorough,' said Stolfi.
Lindley has a law enforcement background, and now works for Brady United Against Gun Violence.'We're not trying to prevent anybody from purchasing a firearm or purchasing ammunition. What we're trying to do is keeping firearms and ammunition out of the hands of people who are prohibited or are a danger to our communities,' said Lindley.
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