Oregon police worry gun permit requirement, magazine limits may include officers

Police officers in Oregon don't know if they will be able to purchase new weapons without a permit or carry their service weapons while off duty if the state's embattled gun control law is allowed to take effect.

"It's not clear how existing certified public safety professionals are treated under this ballot measure," Eugene Police Chief Chris Skinner told Fox News. "Both the purchase of weapons and the possession of magazines in excess of 10 rounds, which all of our duty weapons have that."

Measure 114 requires a permit to purchase any firearm and bans ammunition magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds, among other changes. It was supposed to take effect last week, but is currently blocked by a judge in eastern Oregon's Harney County.