Good thing she had a big, black, scary looking gun then. I take it you have no idea how people on these kinds of drugs behave then?More fantasy. Not a single one of those 3 want to be shot. They see a gun and flee.Exactly. Now, a woman has just woken up and realized that there are intruders in her house. She grabs her gun just as the door to her bedroom bursts open and three figures lurch into her room. It's dark and she's terrified. You give her 5 bullets to stop all three intruders.Do you deny that women live alone in bad neighborhoods?What difference does it make to you if a woman living alone has 7 or 15 bullets in a gun she uses to protect herself in her house? You keep yammering on about need so I've provided you a very plausible scenario in which having a lot of bullets in a gun could be very useful and save someone from assault and worse. Again, what difference does it make to you how many bullets a woman living alone wants to have available if she lives in a bad neighborhood?
You provide fantasy. Real people are actually being killed in mass shootings. You have no real examples.
Do you deny that they sometimes face intruders on drugs like PCP that make them incredibly hard to stop?
Deal with those questions honestly before ranting about fantasy. If the answer to them is 'yes', then we can talk about magazine size and why it's ludicrous to restrict such a woman to an artificially small size.
Give a real example of anyone needing a hi cap mag. Pcp or not, after a few holes that person will not be committing a crime. Blood loss stops everyone, drugs or not.
Call the coroner, there's no need for an ambulance. She's dead.