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  • #16
    21SF
    Veteran Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 3491

    Originally posted by Lapietra
    Just curious, but if you add a +2 mag extension to a 10 round magazine arent you then manufacturing it to be a high capacity mag?

    I thought you could only add the +1 or +2 extensions to mags to make them hold a total of 10 rounds. Like the +1 to the G27 9 round mag.

    I know you can add +2 extensions to legally owned/obtained high cap mags, but I thought not to post 2000 10 rounders.
    Maybe he has legally owned STANDARD capacity magazines.
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    • #17
      locosway
      I need a LIFE!!
      • Jun 2009
      • 11346

      Originally posted by Lapietra
      Just curious, but if you add a +2 mag extension to a 10 round magazine arent you then manufacturing it to be a high capacity mag?

      I thought you could only add the +1 or +2 extensions to mags to make them hold a total of 10 rounds. Like the +1 to the G27 9 round mag.

      I know you can add +2 extensions to legally owned/obtained high cap mags, but I thought not to post 2000 10 rounders.
      If the end result is a magazine that holds over 10 rounds, then yes. However, many people use the base pads simply to extend the magazine, and not increase the capacity.
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