Posted: 5/30/2013 12:08:08 PM EDT
| I just sold a 50 round drum magazine for the Glock in the EE . I have since found out the guy is in California. Is it legal to ship it their? I thought Cali had a 10 round limit on magazines? |
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You can only ship "repair kits" for magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. If you send a bag of magazine parts, that doesn't count as a magazine. True, and good advice. If you can disassemble it, send the pieces in two separate shipments to more closely follow the letter of the law. I'd be wary, though. It may not be some average Joe that's stuck in California... it could be a sting. It's happened before. |
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You can only ship "repair kits" for magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. If you send a bag of magazine parts, that doesn't count as a magazine. Really? No one can e that stupid to write a law like that. They have a lot of stupid in California. |
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You can only ship "repair kits" for magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. If you send a bag of magazine parts, that doesn't count as a magazine. True, and good advice. If you can disassemble it, send the pieces in two separate shipments to more closely follow the letter of the law. I'd be wary, though. It may not be some average Joe that's stuck in California... it could be a sting. It's happened before. You can ship parts kits for mags that did not exist before the ban? |
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Quoted: Quoted: You can only ship "repair kits" for magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. If you send a bag of magazine parts, that doesn't count as a magazine. Really? No one can e that stupid to write a law like that.  Quoted: I think he's wondering if there would be any legal ramifications for him shipping it there. I would think no, since it is California law and you are not in California. He would only be at risk if he has an FFL (risk of having his FFL revoked). The buyer in Cali would be taking the risk for "importing or causing to be imported" a banned item, if he received a complete, assembled magazine. Quoted: You can ship parts kits for mags that did not exist before the ban? Who's gonna know? Mags generally don't have serial numbers. Establishing a date of manufacture is difficult, or impossible. |
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You can only ship "repair kits" for magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. If you send a bag of magazine parts, that doesn't count as a magazine. True, and good advice. If you can disassemble it, send the pieces in two separate shipments to more closely follow the letter of the law. I'd be wary, though. It may not be some average Joe that's stuck in California... it could be a sting. It's happened before. Link? |
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You can only ship "repair kits" for magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. If you send a bag of magazine parts, that doesn't count as a magazine. Really? No one can e that stupid to write a law like that. ta–da DOJ Letter on Mag Rebult Kits |
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You can only ship "repair kits" for magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. If you send a bag of magazine parts, that doesn't count as a magazine. Really? No one can e that stupid to write a law like that. The PRK democrats put their smartest people on it. |