Grandfathered?

[jcwatchdog]

No offense, but what things about this state DO sound right? Your rifle can be configured to come in and out of the state but not the mags greater than 10.

Honestly it's about time we take a page from Gavin Newsom's book. Whatever laws we don't like we can ignore them . They do it with federal immigration/drug laws all the time in this state.

[CSACANNONEER]

So much FUD in this thread. As already proven, if he personally possessed the mags in CA prior to 1-1-2000, he can legally re-import them into CA. It is that simple. There is no residency requirements that need to be met.

No offense, but what things about this state DO sound right? Your rifle can be configured to come in and out of the state but not the mags greater than 10.

WTF are you talking about? It is perfectly legal for me to take my legally owned +10 round mags out of state and bring them back to CA. I can not legally re-import "parts kits" but, that's a different animal. Please learn the laws before trying to give legal advise.

[Kean]

So much FUD in this thread.

....no joke. Even on heels of the answer being provided as stated directly from the CA PC.

[pennstater]

Ok. Thanks Tovarish and CSACANNONEER for clearing it up. Much appreciated.

[nvicta]

You guys are right, I was wrong. I found the Penal code exemption and reposted it above for clarity.

Hey, I'm GLAD I'm wrong!!!

[CSACANNONEER]

You guys are right, I was wrong. I found the Penal code exemption and reposted it above for clarity.

Hey, I'm GLAD I'm wrong!!!

While many run and hide when they are proven wrong over the internet. Those with integrity openly admit when they are wrong and have my respect. BTW, I'm glad you learned something. We all make mistakes and the smart ones learn from them.

I sure wish I could post this a lot more often.

[morrcarr67]

While many run and hide when they are proven wrong over the internet. Those with integrity openly admit when they are wrong and have my respect. BTW, I'm glad you learned something. We all make mistakes and the smart ones learn from them.

I sure wish I could post this a lot more often.

Amen.

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[aplus1234]

Take a look at this article. All high cap mags, even grandfathered/pre-ban may eventually have to be surrendered if passed.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/jun/23/gun-control-initiative-allowing-ammo-confiscation-/

[tacticalcity]

don't you mean high capacity?

Standard capacity is the correct term. Hi-capacity is the term anti-gunners use to describe standard capacity magazines to demonize them.

The only place 10 round magazines come with the gun is California, New York, and other liberal strongholds. Everywhere else they come with 13-15 round.

10 round magazines are the exception, and not the "standard"...get it?

You're a gun owner...don't do the left's work for them by using their demonizing terminology. Don't let them frame the argument by accepting their faulty premise...which is what you're doing when you use their made -up terms.

[CSACANNONEER]

Take a look at this article. All high cap mags, even grandfathered/pre-ban may eventually have to be surrendered if passed.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...confiscation-/

But, this thread is talking about current laws not "what ifs" which may occur in the future.

[Librarian]

Standard capacity is the correct term. Hi-capacity is the term anti-gunners use to describe standard capacity magazines to demonize them.

The only place 10 round magazines come with the gun is California, New York, and other liberal strongholds. Everywhere else they come with 13-15 round.

10 round magazines are the exception, and not the "standard"...get it?

You're a gun owner...don't do the left's work for them by using their demonizing terminology. Don't let them frame the argument by accepting their faulty premise...which is what you're doing when you use their made -up terms.

Sorry. In California, we lost that battle in 1999.

'Standard' capacity is weapon dependent. A classic 1911 has a 'standard' capacity of seven.

In California there are 'large-capacity' magazines, those that hold more than 10 rounds, and whatever-you-want-to-call mags that hold 10 or fewer.

Using their made-up terms resolves ambiguity and allows one to speak of what CA's stupid law requires.

[John Browning]

He can own it until the possession is banned...in a couple months. We are about to be hosed on gun control in a big way.