Your Age and Your Pre-Ban Magazines

[Cokebottle]

My point is, why would you want a rebuild kit if the original gun or magazine did not exist before the law went in effect. You say you want a re-build kit to make 10 rounders for the gun. But in fact you are not rebuilding anything, you are just manufacturing a 10rd magazine so that you can use.

I have two 16rd XD9 rebuild kits.
I have 6 AR15 30rd rebuild kits.

They are for assembly and use outside of California, and disassembled before being brought back in.

I used to have 12 AR15 rebuild kits, but I assembled 6 of them......




....after drilling and pinning them to limit their capacity to 10rds.


The same can hold true for many handgun magazines. Springfield does not make 10rd magazines for the XDm pistols, but one can import a rebuild kit and epoxy a couple of steel plates to the inside of the body to block the follower at 10rds.

[akjunkie]

I have two 16rd XD9 rebuild kits.
I have 6 AR15 30rd rebuild kits.

They are for assembly and use outside of California, and disassembled before being brought back in.

I used to have 12 AR15 rebuild kits, but I assembled 6 of them......




....after drilling and pinning them to limit their capacity to 10rds.


The same can hold true for many handgun magazines. Springfield does not make 10rd magazines for the XDm pistols, but one can import a rebuild kit and epoxy a couple of steel plates to the inside of the body to block the follower at 10rds.

BINGO BINGO BINGO. That's it. Buy now, and leave DISassembled til U leave for State.

[lorax3]

Just because you were able to purchase a vehicle before you were 18 in ca doesn't mean it was/is legal to do so.

Minors can buy and sell things like anyone else. However many contracts with minors are voidable BY THE MINOR.

That basically means the minor can back out of the deal, without legal consequence. Doing the same action as an adult would put you on the wrong end of a breach of contract lawsuit.

For example, let us say that I am 10 years old and offer you $100 for your stereo. We agree, all the elements of a contract are met. Offer, acceptance, consideration. I the 10 year old return later that day and want my money back. Turns out I needed that money for a new skateboard. You deny me my money, I sue you civilly. I win because I was a minor the contract is voidable by me.

CA Family Code 6700
Except as provided in Section 6701, a minor may make a
contract in the same manner as an adult, subject to the power of
disaffirmance under Chapter 2 (commencing with Section 6710), and
subject to Part 1 (commencing with Section 300) of Division 3
(validity of marriage).

6701. A minor cannot do any of the following:
(a) Give a delegation of power.
(b) Make a contract relating to real property or any interest
therein.
(c) Make a contract relating to any personal property not in the
immediate possession or control of the minor.

Real property above means things like real estate and land.

CA Family Code 6710
Except as otherwise provided by statute, a contract of a
minor may be disaffirmed by the minor before majority or within a
reasonable time afterwards or, in case of the minor's death within
that period, by the minor's heirs or personal representative

Side note for those who are interested in contracts. Contracts for goods over $500 or services lasting more than 1 year are also voidable in court unless they are in writing. Get it in writing, or you may be out-of-luck trying to recover in court. Known as the statues of frauds.

[thedrse]

It doesn't. You owned it, it broke, you fixed it. The other parts broke, you fixed it again. Even if the entire mag has been rebuilt, it is still based on the origional mag you owned in the first place. With enough use, every part will eventually go bad/be damaged, and need to be replaced, including the body.

It's still the same mag.

[glockwise2000]

That guy is wrong. Even an Embryo can own standard capacity magazines

[santamonica9]

did you see this Calguner add?

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=99311

screw the FUD & those idiots -> good luck & god bless USA

[Peter.Steele]

Here's another question I just thought of.

My wife was born and raised in California. She owns high capacity magazines legally.

Since California is a community property state, does that mean that any high capacity magazines that she owns are just as much legally my property as well?

[PyroFox79]

this

[luckystrike]

Here's another question I just thought of.

My wife was born and raised in California. She owns high capacity magazines legally.

Since California is a community property state, does that mean that any high capacity magazines that she owns are just as much legally my property as well?

negative, they are hers.

[stormy_clothing]

To the op - look bs guy there is no way you owned a bunch of high caps when you were 10 - it makes for a cute post but I'll just say liar makes it easier than saying maybe yeah um ok it's possible.

There is no reason for you to have since you can't own a rifle at that age and barring proof of purchase your story is again BS and your just filling up another worthless thread on a mature gun oriented site.

Anyone with there head screwed on straight is going to say the same thing in real life whether it's a gun store owner, police officer or the prosecuting DA and finally the judge. That's the end result when you break the law and get caught not what you say here.

Having said all of that it's up to you to proceed knowing what could happen - any gun show will have single mag parts for sale and many gun shops for actually rebuilding a mag. For buying enough parts to essentially replace it all together you either better be law enforcement in CA or buy them online.

I have a few and mine came from a glock that was purchased before the ban, a couple people I knew that had guns given to them by there folks or loaned but werent old enough to register them actually bought the magazines as they weren't restricted just before the ban and kept the receipt.

[ze12o]

C'mon guys let's not get heated.
My mother gave birth to me at 18.5 ounces in 1987. .02oz of that 15oz was the high cap magazines.
Jk

[Merc1138]

To the op - look bs guy there is no way you owned a bunch of high caps when you were 10 - it makes for a cute post but I'll just say liar makes it easier than saying maybe yeah um ok it's possible.

There is no reason for you to have since you can't own a rifle at that age and barring proof of purchase your story is again BS and your just filling up another worthless thread on a mature gun oriented site.

Anyone with there head screwed on straight is going to say the same thing in real life whether it's a gun store owner, police officer or the prosecuting DA and finally the judge. That's the end result when you break the law and get caught not what you say here.

Having said all of that it's up to you to proceed knowing what could happen - any gun show will have single mag parts for sale and many gun shops for actually rebuilding a mag. For buying enough parts to essentially replace it all together you either better be law enforcement in CA or buy them online.

I have a few and mine came from a glock that was purchased before the ban, a couple people I knew that had guns given to them by there folks or loaned but werent old enough to register them actually bought the magazines as they weren't restricted just before the ban and kept the receipt.

Why are you so adamant that children and their parents couldn't have been aware of the ban and simply made the purchases in advance?

With your poor reasoning, it's impossible for anyone to have paid for college with a fund started when they were a child, because they couldn't have possibly opened the account themselves

[Phireglass]

To the op - look bs guy there is no way you owned a bunch of high caps when you were 10 - it makes for a cute post but I'll just say liar makes it easier than saying maybe yeah um ok it's possible.

There is no reason for you to have since you can't own a rifle at that age and barring proof of purchase your story is again BS and your just filling up another worthless thread on a mature gun oriented site.

Anyone with there head screwed on straight is going to say the same thing in real life whether it's a gun store owner, police officer or the prosecuting DA and finally the judge. That's the end result when you break the law and get caught not what you say here.

Having said all of that it's up to you to proceed knowing what could happen - any gun show will have single mag parts for sale and many gun shops for actually rebuilding a mag. For buying enough parts to essentially replace it all together you either better be law enforcement in CA or buy them online.

I have a few and mine came from a glock that was purchased before the ban, a couple people I knew that had guns given to them by there folks or loaned but werent old enough to register them actually bought the magazines as they weren't restricted just before the ban and kept the receipt.

You obviously didn't read the whole post as the magazines i purchased were throw aways, broken beyond repair except for a couple its not like they were new in box or anything. And i dont give a crap about your opinion if you think im lying. It sucks for you cause its true if you gonna hate then hate this is a internet forum not a argument with your girlfriend take your bs somewhere else.

[orangeglo]

A decent argument could be made that you were unable to own property before you were 18, since you couldn't enter into contracts or assume ownership. (try to buy a car when your 16 without your parents permission... Doesn't work so well..

I was only 17 and 9 months or so when I bought all of mine.... Never volunteered my age and my cash was plenty green... Would be interesting to know the repercussions.

I bought a motorcycle when I was a kid no problems. Title in my name and everything. I didn't even have a license to drive it.

[akjunkie]

You obviously didn't read the whole post as the magazines i purchased were throw aways, broken beyond repair except for a couple its not like they were new in box or anything. And i dont give a crap about your opinion if you think im lying. It sucks for you cause its true if you gonna hate then hate this is a internet forum not a argument with your girlfriend take your bs somewhere else.

Not to bust your chops kid. But i went ahead and Re-read your post and your original post doesnt stay anything about buying BROKEN mags.

Just says U bought "a bunch of mags" when U were 5, etc.

Well, if anyone ask your dad was/is a Millionaire and bought U $35+ Fully functional mags for you to toss around when U were 5 yrs old.

Enjoy what U got and use common sense.