Posted: 4/15/2008 3:42:48 PM EDT
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I read some posts saying you should have only mags with the pre-ban dates stamped on them. Now for my question I have some Labelle and other brand mags that have no dates stamped on the bodies, but they came in sealed bags that had the pre-ban dates on them. I threw the bags out, didn't even think about saving them. Is this a potential problem??? |
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I have a crap load of preban mags...or at least I think they're preban. Some are still in their sealed bags, a few have date stamps... I thought the deal was that a post ban mag carries the mark...that the post ban mag is the one that is immediately identifiable as such. Hmmmm 
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Prior to the expiration of the Federal AWB any unmarked mag was presumed to be "preban'. It wasn't until after the Federal ban expired in 2004 and unmarked postban mags became available again did it become a concern in NY. There may have been other's but I only recall Center Industries USGI preban mags having a date stamp on them. Stick with dated/undated USGI preban mags that were made by manufacturer's that produced mags prior to 09-1994 and you should be fine. Of course as always you're on your own. |
