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Gov. Ned Lamont is pushing new legislation to ban certain firearms that can be easily converted into fully automatic weapons, with a public hearing scheduled for Wednesday in Hartford. The proposal targets so-called Glock-style switches, devices that can allow pistols to fire up to 1,200 rounds per minute. The switches are already illegal, but the proposed law would ban the sale of guns that can be easily converted using them. The ATF has recovered more than 31,000 converted guns nationally. Har

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