Today, I defiled 4 rebuild kits.

[sharxbyte]

Blocked 2 for my PX4 Storm and 2 for my AR-x39.

Right now the epoxy is hardening, and I am sad... Not just for the loss of these now enslaved magazines, but for the freedom that was taken from the free united states along with them. I was keeping these for trips when I leave the Peoples Republic of Kommifornistan, to the free states of Oregon and Washington. Now I will not be able to use them even there, and as such, they have joined my other lonely prisoners.

Rest In Peace. (I'll post pics and measurements for blocking x39 30 rd mags if anyone wants them)


By the way, I am still fighting, signing petitions and making calls, and planning on attending the march at the capitol on the 19th. We haven't lost everything yet.

[gunsarefun]

Why did you epoxy them? Did you put a block in them?

[MrPlink]

No epoxy needed. Not horribly hard to remove either.
Just make sure they are blocked for appropriate use and you are gtg.

[sharxbyte]

Yes they are blocked. don't they need to be permanently modified to accept only 10 rds?

[MrPlink]

No definition of "permanent ". Plus If you remove the block you have a parts kit, not a hi cap.

[Exdc]

I believe permanent in the same way that your magazine cannot be removed... I.E. requiring a tool of some sort. Don't quote me.

[starsnuffer]

Epoxy is for the tinfoil hat crowd. There's no definition of permanent. Mag blocks installed are fine.

Since you'll be using these as a "fixed magazine rifle" with the addition of a bullet button, you're doubly fine. You don't have to epoxy the end on your shotgun magazine for the same reason.

-W

[Justintoxicated]

Epoxy is for the tinfoil hat crowd. There's no definition of permanent. Mag blocks installed are fine.

Since you'll be using these as a "fixed magazine rifle" with the addition of a bullet button, you're doubly fine. You don't have to epoxy the end on your shotgun magazine for the same reason.

-W

I dunno it all comes down to a Jury, and their definition of permanent. I don't think they would consider an easily removable block, permanent, but they might.

[vintagearms]

Epoxy is for the tinfoil hat crowd. There's no definition of permanent. Mag blocks installed are fine.

Since you'll be using these as a "fixed magazine rifle" with the addition of a bullet button, you're doubly fine. You don't have to epoxy the end on your shotgun magazine for the same reason.

-W

Setting aside the tinfoil, the CA DOJ does rely on definitions from the Federal ATF (IE- definition/classification of muzzlebreaks vs flash hiders, etc). Permanence is defined there, even though it is not expressly stated in CA law.

[Jet Setter]

The horror! If we could bow our heads for a moment of silence...

[Arnelcheeze]

a pin in the floorplate, while hard to remove would be fine, but epoxy is def. permanent.

[MrPlink]

Epoxy is NOT permanent. I just helped a buddy remove some to make rebuilds just yesterday. Nothing a heat gun and some elbow grease can't solve.

[Donk310]

If you are sad now... just wait till you have to block them again, to 7 or less rounds.

[MrPlink]

This ain't New York.

[Cactus_Tim]

New York City?
Get a rope!