March 17, 2000 
Smith and Wesson signed an unprecedented agreement with the Clinton administration to include safety locks with all their handguns & any new firearms would not take a magazine holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition, in return, the agreement called for federal, state and city lawsuits against the gun maker to be dropped.

#NeverForget
#GunHistory

March 17, 2000 Smith and Wesson signed an unprecedented agreement with the Clinton administration to include safety locks with all their handguns & any new firearms would not take a magazine holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition, in return, the agreement called for federal, state and city lawsuits against the gun maker to be dropped. #NeverForget #GunHistory

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March 17, 2000 
Smith and Wesson signed an unprecedented agreement with the Clinton administration to include safety locks with all their handguns & any new firearms would not take a magazine holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition, in return, the agreement called for federal, state and city lawsuits against the gun maker to be dropped.

#NeverForget
#GunHistory

March 17, 2000 Smith and Wesson signed an unprecedented agreement with the Clinton administration to include safety locks with all their handguns & any new firearms would not take a magazine holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition, in return, the agreement called for federal, state and city lawsuits against the gun maker to be dropped. #NeverForget #GunHistory

A post shared by Gun Websites (@gunwebsites) on Mar 17, 2017 at 1:21pm PDT