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  • okimreloaded
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    • Jan 2009
    • 310

    +2 mags ca legality?

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    CSACANNONEER
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    • Dec 2006
    • 44094

    If the +2 puts you over the 10 rounds capacity then yes, it would be illegal. If you are alreay over the 10 round capacity, adding two more ronds is just fine.
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      okimreloaded
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      • Jan 2009
      • 310

      so if I have a pre ban magazine - then I can add +2 or if I have a 1911 - with 8 round capacity I can add +2 - but if I have a 10 round mag for a gun manufactured after 1994 I cannot add a +2 base plate because then I would be manufacturing or causing to be manufactured a high capacity magazine?

      Well instead of 2 extra rounds I'll just get another magazine. HA like anybody who they're afraid of having a high cap mag (mass shooting event like columbine I suppose) would really give a rats *** about just keeping a backpack full of magazines with them or just driving to nevada and getting a 33rd magazine anyway. I know we all know this but there's no logic behind any of these laws.

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        • Oct 2005
        • 44680

        Originally posted by okimreloaded
        so if I have a pre ban magazine - then I can add +2 or if I have a 1911 - with 8 round capacity I can add +2 - but if I have a 10 round mag for a gun manufactured after 1994 I cannot add a +2 base plate because then I would be manufacturing or causing to be manufactured a high capacity magazine?

        Well instead of 2 extra rounds I'll just get another magazine. HA like anybody who they're afraid of having a high cap mag (mass shooting event like columbine I suppose) would really give a rats *** about just keeping a backpack full of magazines with them or just driving to nevada and getting a 33rd magazine anyway. I know we all know this but there's no logic behind any of these laws.
        Correct except for the 1994 part - the California date is 1 January 2000: large-capacity magazines possessed in California before that date are legal to own, possess and use now.
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          Merc1138
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          • Feb 2009
          • 19742

          1994 has nothing to do with anything.

          It's simple:

          If you owned a magazine with a capacity greater than 10 rounds in California prior to 1/1/2000, you can replace the baseplate on that magazine and turn that 15 into 17 with a new baseplate.

          You also cannot bring any magazines into California that have a capacity greater than 10 rounds, that you didn't already have here prior to 1/1/2000. You can bring magazine parts, and then leave them as parts to re-assemble once you get back out of state.

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