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Posted: 11/27/2009 3:42:22 PM EDT
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Looking for a source for 10 rd. mags. Best I can find was $35 each.
I have no interest in promag units. Thinking of getting a few 22 rd mags when I go to NC and blocking them to 10,as it might be the cheapest way to get them. Any input to help a guy out in NY? Edit: Please no "move" statements!! 
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I'd like to know too. The best I could find was the short 10 rounders from Midway for $32 I might have an out of state friend pick up some 22s from DDs and just send them to me  ...and use them were? Out of state is one thing, but would you really use them here? |
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I'd like to know too. The best I could find was the short 10 rounders from Midway for $32 I might have an out of state friend pick up some 22s from DDs and just send them to me ...and use them were? Out of state is one thing, but would you really use them here? private property if I want to hide, otherwise I'll have to pin them funny thing, the one 22 rounder I do have, I bought right from a NY shop 
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I'd like to know too. The best I could find was the short 10 rounders from Midway for $32 I might have an out of state friend pick up some 22s from DDs and just send them to me ...and use them were? Out of state is one thing, but would you really use them here? private property if I want to hide, otherwise I'll have to pin them funny thing, the one 22 rounder I do have, I bought right from a NY shop A NY shop sold i tto ya? Wow, was it a local shop or a larger commercial dealer? Looks like ya got lucky until da man arrives.
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A NY shop sold i tto ya? Wow, was it a local shop or a larger commercial dealer? Looks like ya got lucky until da man arrives. A local shop, I questioned the legality of it even though I know they really aren't and they insisted that it was ok for 22s. Lucky you. I would still be leary though. |
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I looked it up on the NRA/ILA web site and the dealer is half right about .22's but all wrong about .22 mags. This is what the state law is:
“Large capacity ammunition feeding device” means a magazine, belt, drum, feed strip, or similar device, manufactured after September 13, 1994, that has a capacity of, or that can be readily restored or converted to accept, more than ten rounds of ammunition. There is an exception for an attached tubular device designed to accept, and capable of operating only with, .22 caliber rimfire ammunition. So, a 22rd mag will get you in trouble. |
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