GUN Another magazine thread

[Soybomb]

I don't remember if I've asked this before or not...

In places where there is a magazine capacity ban like CA, what do people playing pistol games that use a higher number of mags do? Do the new shooters go out and buy like 6-8 expensive pre ban mags? Does everyone just load to 10 rounds? Do the new shooters just acquire post ban mags through means that others have the courtesy to not ask about?

 

[more off]

 

[GarandBobcat]

well, I think Idpa rules say max of 10+1 anyway, but I guess the IPSC/USPSA types probably are having to get by on their preban stuff.

CA has a shitty mag law, but at least you're allowed to buy replacement parts for the legal "high" cap mags you have...

 

[Keesh]

What are 10 round mags?

 

[AB13]

The CA magazine capacity law is a stupid law that's unenforceable. I can't see how they can prove that you are or are not the original owner of a "pre ban" magazine. Magazines are not serialized, therefore how do they track if it is a pre ban, or a pre ban that's had some parts "fixed" or "upgraded" parts.

For the most part you aren't going to get caught at a match. The cops there are busy shooting themselves. They aren't going around asking people about their magazines. Same at the ranges, ever see a cop go around asking about peoples magazines, and again, what are they gonna say if I say it's post ban?

 

[Soybomb]

The CA magazine capacity law is a stupid law that's unenforceable. I can't see how they can prove that you are or are not the original owner of a "pre ban" magazine. Magazines are not serialized, therefore how do they track if it is a pre ban, or a pre ban that's had some parts "fixed" or "upgraded" parts.

For the most part you aren't going to get caught at a match. The cops there are busy shooting themselves. They aren't going around asking people about their magazines. Same at the ranges, ever see a cop go around asking about peoples magazines, and again, what are they gonna say if I say it's post ban?

Sort of what I had figured...

 

[The Cable Guy]

The CA magazine capacity law is a stupid law that's unenforceable. I can't see how they can prove that you are or are not the original owner of a "pre ban" magazine. Magazines are not serialized, therefore how do they track if it is a pre ban, or a pre ban that's had some parts "fixed" or "upgraded" parts.

For the most part you aren't going to get caught at a match. The cops there are busy shooting themselves. They aren't going around asking people about their magazines. Same at the ranges, ever see a cop go around asking about peoples magazines, and again, what are they gonna say if I say it's post ban?

Sort of a problem when you're younger like me. "When did you get that magazine?"

"Before the ban?"

"when you were. 5?"

 

[more off]

Sort of a problem when you're younger like me. "When did you get that magazine?"

"Before the ban?"

"when you were. 5?"

i'm 23 with tons of high cap mags
sucks to be in CA but i highly doubt anyone is gonna ask any questions or harass you about it ever.
just say you did get them pre-ban, that your dad is a gun collector.

 

[The Cable Guy]

i'm 23 with tons of high cap mags
sucks to be in CA but i highly doubt anyone is gonna ask any questions or harass you about it ever.
just say you did get them pre-ban, that your dad is a gun collector.

But I can't legally obtain them from a family member anyways can I?

 

[more off]

But I can't legally obtain them from a family member anyways can I?

i dont know, not up on CA law, sorry.
but really who is going to be inspecting them?

 

[The Cable Guy]

i dont know, not up on CA law, sorry.
but really who is going to be inspecting them?

Well, I don't have a pistol yet, stuck with my AR, but Pmags are kind of hard to pass as pre-ban since they've only been out for so long. I guess you can say you rebuilt/replaced them from older mags?

 

[more off]

Well, I don't have a pistol yet, stuck with my AR, but Pmags are kind of hard to pass as pre-ban since they've only been out for so long. I guess you can say you rebuilt/replaced them from older mags?

i think that's what he's trying to say here
get some high cap metal mags
or move to a better state and loose the bullet button?

CA has a shitty mag law, but at least you're allowed to buy replacement parts for the legal "high" cap mags you have...

 

[The Cable Guy]

i think that's what he's trying to say here
get some high cap metal mags
or move to a better state and loose the bullet button?

I wish.

 

[Paul Revere]

But I can't legally obtain them from a family member anyways can I?

if you "found" them, yes.

The sale to, lending to, transfer to, purchase by, receipt of, or importation into this state of high cap mags is illegal.