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State attorneys: hunting rifles are not “constitutionally” protected in Connecticut

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Hunters take note: State attorneys are arguing your rifles are not “constitutionally” protected in Connecticut. What does that mean? According to attorney Joshua Perry, who works for the Connecticut Attorney General’s office, this means hunting rifles are legal but not protected by the state’s constitution. He argues that the Connecticut constitution only guarantees citizens the right to guns commonly used in self-defense and that semi-automatic…

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