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  • #16
    stphnman20
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    • Feb 2005
    • 6583

    Originally posted by bdsmchs
    Fine. Don't listen to me.

    Listen to the DOJ:

    DOJ-large-cap-magazines-2005-11-10.pdf

    PERFECTLY LEGAL.
    +1 to that!

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    • #17
      grammaton76
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      • Dec 2005
      • 9511

      Guys, you're completely misreading what Jicko is saying here.

      In the post he was responding to, the poster DID NOT mention swapping any parts over from the mags, simply destroying one and reassembling the other. That WOULD BE ILLEGAL, as Jicko is pointing out. The cited DOJ PDF is fine with rebuilding magazines, which is only possible if the parts can interchange. Hence why Jicko was asking earlier if the parts will interchange between the mags.

      When you can interchange a part, it becomes a rebuild. If you can't, then it is in fact, as Jicko was concerned about, manufacturing a new magazine.

      Buy some black dog "rebuild kits". Disassemble your old ciener kits completely. Destroy the ciener bodies. Put together the black dog magazines.

      You have now legally replaced/rebuilt your old crappy magazines with brand new ones.
      Originally posted by Jicko
      I don't think this is a LEGAL way to replace a magazine!!

      eg. I don't think one can LEGALLY destroy a 30 rounds AR mag and replace it with a new 100 rounds BETA mag.

      So, PLEASE DO NOT distribute info that can potentially lead others to commit felonies. (Please point out otherwise!!)
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      • #18
        CHS
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        • Jan 2008
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        Originally posted by grammaton76
        When you can interchange a part, it becomes a rebuild. If you can't, then it is in fact, as Jicko was concerned about, manufacturing a new magazine.
        So then just replace the parts one by one.

        - Disassemble the Cieners.
        - Install the Ciener spring and follower in the BD body. Alter to fit, if needed.
        - Replace the spring with the BD spring
        - Replace the follower with the BD follower

        Oh look, a legal rebuild
        Please read the Calguns Wiki
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        • #19
          richgirl729
          Junior Member
          • Jan 2009
          • 18

          Originally posted by Jicko
          Did CMMG just buy out Ciener or something?

          Are they just the same?

          The magazine looks different, but are they compatible?

          I don't think CMMG bought out Ciener. From what I hear, Jonathan Arthur Ciener Inc. is dealing with a lawsuit...

          We have both Ciener and CMMG kits and they are identical. Mags should work just fine.
          Racheal Rich
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          • #20
            Jicko
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            • Dec 2005
            • 8774

            Originally posted by bdsmchs
            So then just replace the parts one by one.

            - Disassemble the Cieners.
            - Install the Ciener spring and follower in the BD body. Alter to fit, if needed.
            - Replace the spring with the BD spring
            - Replace the follower with the BD follower

            Oh look, a legal rebuild

            Now, if this is indeed possible, this would be a LEGAL way to repair the old Ciener Magazines.

            Have you personally "alter to fit" a Ciener follower into a BlackDog body, and checked the functionality of the rebuilt magazine?? It would be great if that is possible.

            Also, seemingly, the spring of the old Ciener mag can be use on the new BlackDog mag.... if that is true, that would be a great news too (I would like someone to confirm that!!). I would hate to get a bunch of BlackDog magazine parts from 44mag and then disassemble my bunch of old Ciener mags to found out that the BlackDog mag rebuilt won't be able to make functional with my old Ciener mag parts.

            Having potentially 2 parts (followers and springs) that can be fitted into a new BlackDog magazine body and make it functional in the original kit/firearm, gives me a much more comfortable feeling.....

            So, please, if anyone had personally did this before, please let me know. Post in this thread or just PM me. ;-)

            PS. Thanks grammaton for the clarifications too.
            Last edited by Jicko; 01-06-2009, 11:54 PM.
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            • #21
              richgirl729
              Junior Member
              • Jan 2009
              • 18

              I just confirmed with Kevin this morning that the old Ciener springs and followers are compatible with BDM mags.
              Racheal Rich
              Black Dog Machine, LLC
              9986 Cherry Lane
              Nampa, ID 83687
              P: (208) 465-1940
              F: (208) 466-9479
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              • #22
                CHS
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                • Jan 2008
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                Originally posted by richgirl729
                I just confirmed with Kevin this morning that the old Ciener springs and followers are compatible with BDM mags.
                YOU are AWESOME!

                Now the real question, will you guys sell your hi-cap BD mags direct as disassembled rebuild kits?

                Not that we don't like dealing with 44mag.com; It's just that we like to have options
                Please read the Calguns Wiki
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                --Cesare, Marquis of Beccaria, "On Crimes and Punishment"

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                • #23
                  Jicko
                  Calguns Addict
                  • Dec 2005
                  • 8774

                  Just ordered a Spike's, I hope that it won't end up like my old Ciener (the rail broke...*sigh* )....
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                  • #24
                    grammaton76
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                    • Dec 2005
                    • 9511

                    Originally posted by richgirl729
                    I just confirmed with Kevin this morning that the old Ciener springs and followers are compatible with BDM mags.
                    Ya know, I've been toying with the thought of creating a "magazine rebuild compatibility list".

                    Would you mind posting or sending me some pics of the mags assembled, and fitting the parts in to complete the rebuild process?

                    I intend to do the same thing with posting the rebuild process for rebuilding a USGI 30rd aluminum mag into an HK 30rd steel mag, just haven't gotten around to it yet. It'd be a handy help for the numerous people who'd like to swap things around...

                    Also, anyone who's done things like convert 15rd mags into 30rd mags, I would like the same info... which parts interchange, a pic of original mag, in-process conversion (i.e. mag works and has a combination of parts) and 'after' conversion.

                    Come to think of it, I'm going to make this a new thread...
                    Last edited by grammaton76; 01-07-2009, 2:22 PM.
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                    • #25
                      richgirl729
                      Junior Member
                      • Jan 2009
                      • 18

                      Originally posted by grammaton76
                      Ya know, I've been toying with the thought of creating a "magazine rebuild compatibility list".

                      Would you mind posting or sending me some pics of the mags assembled, and fitting the parts in to complete the rebuild process?

                      I intend to do the same thing with posting the rebuild process for rebuilding a USGI 30rd aluminum mag into an HK 30rd steel mag, just haven't gotten around to it yet. It'd be a handy help for the numerous people who'd like to swap things around...

                      Also, anyone who's done things like convert 15rd mags into 30rd mags, I would like the same info... which parts interchange, a pic of original mag, in-process conversion (i.e. mag works and has a combination of parts) and 'after' conversion.

                      Come to think of it, I'm going to make this a new thread...
                      Yes, I can get that done for you. I just need to take some pics when I get back to the office. It's pretty simple
                      Racheal Rich
                      Black Dog Machine, LLC
                      9986 Cherry Lane
                      Nampa, ID 83687
                      P: (208) 465-1940
                      F: (208) 466-9479
                      racheal@blackdogmachinellc.net

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                      • #26
                        richgirl729
                        Junior Member
                        • Jan 2009
                        • 18

                        Originally posted by bdsmchs
                        YOU are AWESOME!

                        Now the real question, will you guys sell your hi-cap BD mags direct as disassembled rebuild kits?

                        Not that we don't like dealing with 44mag.com; It's just that we like to have options

                        I'm workin' on it as we speak. Kevin would like to do some legal research first. Cross our fingers!!!
                        Racheal Rich
                        Black Dog Machine, LLC
                        9986 Cherry Lane
                        Nampa, ID 83687
                        P: (208) 465-1940
                        F: (208) 466-9479
                        racheal@blackdogmachinellc.net

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                        • #27
                          69Mach1
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                          • Jan 2006
                          • 15032

                          Originally posted by richgirl729
                          Yes, I can get that done for you. I just need to take some pics when I get back to the office. It's pretty simple
                          Yes it is. The follower, spring, and base plate retainer can be swapped onto your BDM magazine body, and uses the BDM floor plate to hold it all in.
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                          • #28
                            grammaton76
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                            • Dec 2005
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                            Originally posted by richgirl729
                            Yes, I can get that done for you. I just need to take some pics when I get back to the office. It's pretty simple
                            Awesome! The compatibility list thread has been started, and is here:



                            I've listed your BDM <-> Ceiner conversion at 'Hearsay' level in the TGW article's spreadsheet, and it'll be upgraded to 'Documented' as soon as I've got pics.

                            The only thing that could make things any better would be to add a video of function verification (i.e. shooting or dry cycling through a mag while the mag is composed of parts from both mags) to verify that the hybrid state is indeed a repaired magazine.
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                            • #29
                              rshackleford
                              Junior Member
                              • Apr 2009
                              • 6

                              i have a ciener, but don't want to mess around with his snail mail order system. will a cmmg guide rod work on my ceiner?

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