Yup, this is my take on it as well. So, either leave your ammo in it's box instead of the mag or transport the loaded mag in your pocket or anywhere besides the case that the gun is in.
Fail! Read People V Clark again. It CLEARLY states that "in a position ready to be fired" includes in a magazine or clip. So, A loaded magazine in the stock of a SU16 is considered loaded in CA but, having rounds stored in or on a stock which are not in a magazine or clip is legally not a loaded gun in CA. In this case, if a loaded magazine is in the same container as a firearm it will work in, it COULD be considered "attached to" and is definitely legally "in a position capable of firing" even if the magazine is not inserted in the magwell.
Fail! Read People V Clark again. It CLEARLY states that "in a position ready to be fired" includes in a magazine or clip. So, A loaded magazine in the stock of a SU16 is considered loaded in CA but, having rounds stored in or on a stock which are not in a magazine or clip is legally not a loaded gun in CA. In this case, if a loaded magazine is in the same container as a firearm it will work in, it COULD be considered "attached to" and is definitely legally "in a position capable of firing" even if the magazine is not inserted in the magwell.
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