logged_outSANTA FE — New Mexico legislators on Tuesday plunged into their first big firearms debate this session as a House committee took up proposals to revise the state’s red flag law and ban the making of guns with 3D printers.The 3D-printing proposal passed on a 3-2 vote and must clear two more House committees before it can reach the House floor.Lawmakers took no action on the red flag bill, but they accepted public testimony and scheduled it for consideration Saturday.Tuesday’s online hearing ignited familiar arguments, but in a new format.Rather than gun owners rallying outside and...…logged_outSANTA FE — New Mexico legislators on Tuesday plunged into their first big firearms debate this session as a House committee took up proposals to revise the state’s red flag law and ban the making of guns with 3D printers.The 3D-printing proposal passed on a 3-2 vote and must clear two more House committees before it can reach the House floor.Lawmakers took no action on the red flag bill, but they accepted public testimony and scheduled it for consideration Saturday.Tuesday’s online hearing ignited familiar arguments, but in a new format.Rather than gun owners rallying outside and...WW…