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  • Deelayed
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    So you pretty much need to carry a filing cabinet filled with proof of everything you have bought along with proof of where the money you used came from the taxes you paid on such earnings and it all needs to be notarized twice thumb print hair follicle cross referenced with retina scan and DNA sample . *Conditions are subject to change at any time .

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  • Deelayed
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    Originally posted by 200Apples
    A slight tangent, here, but magazines made of fiber-reinforced-plastic will usually have a date code of manufacture moulded into them. My P-mags do.
    Oh ok . Good to know thanks .

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  • 200Apples
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    Originally posted by Deelayed

    So I have freedom week mags but I lost the receipt with the date on it . How do I prove they are bonafide freedom week mags ?

    A slight tangent, here, but magazines made of fiber-reinforced-plastic will usually have a date code of manufacture moulded into them. My P-mags do.

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  • Deelayed
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    Originally posted by ohsmily
    Why do you have to prove anything? Why are you shifting the burden to yourself? What evidence would a cop or prosecuting agency have that you acquired them illegally and NOT during Freedom Week? Do you have receipts for the watch you're wearing? How are you going to prove you didn't steal it? Better start carrying around receipts for everything you own.
    Have I ever told you how much I like you ?

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  • tsmithson
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    Originally posted by ohsmily
    Why do you have to prove anything? Why are you shifting the burden to yourself? What evidence would a cop or prosecuting agency have that you acquired them illegally and NOT during Freedom Week? Do you have receipts for the watch you're wearing? How are you going to prove you didn't steal it? Better start carrying around receipts for everything you own.
    Asset forfeiture theft makes it a good idea to keep banking receipts with your money. Packets of sequential serial numbered notes with the banking withdrawal slip would be prudent these days.

    “It could be drug money”
    Or
    “Stolen money”

    Everyone is a criminal and they will decide if they want to persecute/prosecute.

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  • tsmithson
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    Originally posted by ysr_racer
    So in other words you take legal advice that might effect the rest of your life, from anonymous people on gun forums?
    Better then the MSM.
    Not as good as professional legal counsel.

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  • ohsmily
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    Originally posted by Deelayed
    So I have freedom week mags but I lost the receipt with the date on it . How do I prove they are bonafide freedom week mags ?
    Why do you have to prove anything? Why are you shifting the burden to yourself? What evidence would a cop or prosecuting agency have that you acquired them illegally and NOT during Freedom Week? Do you have receipts for the watch you're wearing? How are you going to prove you didn't steal it? Better start carrying around receipts for everything you own.

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  • Deelayed
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    So I have freedom week mags but I lost the receipt with the date on it . How do I prove they are bonafide freedom week mags ?

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  • ohsmily
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    Originally posted by Jimi Jah
    My legal 30's and 20's are kept at home where they could be of the most use.

    Always use 10's outside the home. I'd rather fly under the radar.
    To each their own based on their risk tolerance. I have no hesitation to use all magazines that I own outside the home irrespective of capacity.

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  • Jimi Jah
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    My legal 30's and 20's are kept at home where they could be of the most use.

    Always use 10's outside the home. I'd rather fly under the radar.

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  • RickD427
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    Originally posted by thedrickel
    But they can still be confiscated under the nuisance language, correct?
    As a purely technical matter, yes they can still be seized under the "Nuisance" statute, but don't look for that to happen. Below are comments that I posted in the other thread on this same subject:

    It is quite interesting that Judge Benitez did not include the nuisance provision in his injunction. But he did address it in his original opinion. LE agencies tend to be very respectful of the federal courts, and are not going to act in a manner that would likely offend the court while an issue is before it.

    There have only been two seizures of Large-Capacity Magazines that I am aware of following the issuance of the injunction. Neither case made it to trial (although one did go to a prelim). And I understand that magazines were returned in both cases.

    In neither case did the LE agency pursue a "Nuisance" seizure of the involved magazines.

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  • thedrickel
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    But they can still be confiscated under the nuisance language, correct?

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  • ohsmily
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    If an agency arrests for possession of a high cap mag, call me and/or FPC. Your legal fees MAY (may...no guaranty and I'm not making any assurance or guarantee nor could I as I'm not in a position to make those decisions) and it is also possible, if not likely, that an action could be brought against the agency. LE agencies have received notice from the DOJ regarding the injunction and this is not a new issue. If they arrest on possession of a high cap mag, it is incompetent and arguably a violation of your rights.

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  • L4D
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    "Protected by injunction of PC 32310"

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  • champu
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    Originally posted by L4D
    Im about to make some "PC 32310" stickers and put the on my mags lol.

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