A federal judge severely limited California’s gun-purchase waiting period in a ruling released Monday that says the law is unconstitutional when applied to those who have gone through the process to get a concealed-weapons permit, or who the state already knows to be firearms owners.

First-time gun buyers are still subject to the 10-day waiting period, but Judge Anthony W. Ishii ruled that those who have already been judged competent to own a gun should not be forced to wait an additional period for every new gun they seek to purchase.

The ruling signals that the Second Amendment goes beyond the right to own a single gun, and protects Americans’ rights to multiple guns.

“The Second Amendment applies to ‘arms’ and its language does not limit its full protections to a single firearm,” Judge Ishii wrote. “Some firearms are better suited for particular lawful purposes than others. Defendant has cited no authority that suggests that the Second Amendment only has application to a single firearm.”

Read more at The Washington Times
By Stephen Dinan 

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