Sacramento, CA — California lawmakers will soon require shooting ranges to provide privacy screens obscuring firearm magazine reloading.
HB556.308 addresses the “public menace” that viewing an “unrequested insertion of a hi-capacity magazine” can have on citizens.
![CA Magazine Reloading Privacy Screen](https://gunbulletin.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/april-fools-california-to-require-privacy-screens-for-magazine-reloading.jpg)
Local Piru, CA, range officer Felix Udd agrees with the new law.
“I personally love it. Half my day was spent giving customers a hard time of where and when they bought their extendos. Now I can further stroke my God-complex policing magazine insertions.”
HB556.308 creates a new class of misdemeanors aptly named “indecent magazine exposures” which can become a felony if the magazine contains Punisher or anime vinyl stickers.
![Pistol Fin Grip with Fun Images](https://gunbulletin.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/april-fools-california-to-require-privacy-screens-for-magazine-reloading.png)
California requires shooting ranges to purchase these privacy screens from the state, with an implementation deadline of April 20, 2023.
![Privacy Screen, Prop 65](https://gunbulletin.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/april-fools-california-to-require-privacy-screens-for-magazine-reloading-1.jpg)
However, as of publication, the purchase website cannot take payments and instead shows the names, addresses, & AOL screennames of all current CA CCW permit applicants.
Disclaimer: This is a satire/parody post, which may or may not use actual names in quasi-real and/or fictitious narration. So try not to get too butt-hurt about it.
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