Not only can you legally find one, provided the mag is already in Ca, you can actually buy it (the seller is breaking the law, not you).
What follows is not to be construed as legal advice, but consider this:
The burden of proof belongs to the prosecution. What proof would they have?
You have to be caught in the act of assembly or importation. Or, which I think is more likely, accidentaly admit guilt in some form to a LEO.
Now unless any of the preceeding was done, what basis would a DA have to convict you?
For example, if question about a hi cap, you were to claim you found it, and you stuck with said claim what penal code would be used against you?
Now is it worth tempting the law over this?
IMO, no. Going to court under any circumstance is not fun.
What follows is not to be construed as legal advice, but consider this:
The burden of proof belongs to the prosecution. What proof would they have?
You have to be caught in the act of assembly or importation. Or, which I think is more likely, accidentaly admit guilt in some form to a LEO.
Now unless any of the preceeding was done, what basis would a DA have to convict you?
For example, if question about a hi cap, you were to claim you found it, and you stuck with said claim what penal code would be used against you?
Now is it worth tempting the law over this?
IMO, no. Going to court under any circumstance is not fun.






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