So I know you can't have a magazine that can hold more than

>>32704922
Just go to the CALguns forums if you want an answer

>>32704966
Fuck you

This could happen to your state someday

Bump for answer

>>32704922
How many dogs do you own?

Once the national reciprocity bill passes all you need is a Florida out of state permit and those laws don't apply to you anymore.

>>32705008
>this could happen to your state someday
They are already trying. I just hope we got more balls than we do liberals although I doubt it.

>>32704922
I think it's legal to own the parts to a magazine and it's a loop hole, but I'd double check on it.

>>32704922
Parts = yes
Assembled = no

So have disassembled parts ready for chimpouts

>>32705023
You're wrong, it used to be legal to bring in parts kits like this but legislation has made it both retroactively illegal to have them or any kind of "magazine rebuild kit" for a pre existing 30 since now all mags over 10 are illegal. Including the preexisting 30's as well even if your dad bought them in the 80's they're now a misdemenor if kept after the turn in date.

So best thing to do is either buy pinned mags from someone that knows what they're doing or just take a train or car to Arizona or Neveda and keep not complying with these laws

>>32705016
Wrong. He'd still be a resident of California so he can't possess any "high capacity magazines". He could theoretically conceal carry a firearm with one if he was allowed to possess one but as he could not it's an entirely philosophical point.

>>32705008
It already happened in Colorado. We can't buy 15+ round mags, but we can buy mag kits no matter the size

>>32704922
I think you can, but you have to buy and ship each item seperstely I think...?

>>32705060
Or just keep them assembled in your house because California doesn't have door-to-door Gestapo inspections..
>yet

>>32705008
As a proud Floridian, I can assure you, this will never happen to my state

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>>32705938
Never think never, complacency breeds failure. Keep vigilant.

>>32705985
ok sootch00