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if youre super-duper worried, you could always dremel out the date stamps on your usgi mags and epoxy it to the pmag. but i didnt do anything like that. i replaced my old mag bodies with new usgi ones, and havent thought twice about the new date stamps... i did destroy the old, worn out parts.Comment
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Um, no. You can keep the disassembled parts from your old mags. Not fully assembled mags.Let's say he has 10 pre-bans. He builds 10 PMAGS to repair his 10 pre-bans. So now in total, he has 20 magazines...2x10 = 20
I would still keep the old magazines as proof which is why I count them as mags.
EDIT: You could disassemble them if you really wanted to, I guess, I just don't see anything wrong with having pre-bans assembled as proof that you repaired them all with PMAGS
If you keep the original 10 mags fully assembled, and then assemble 10 new mags, you've committed a felony.Comment
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Well, your simple math will get you a felony charge! What don't you understand about NOT ending up with more mags than you started with? It doesn't matter if they are hidden away under your mattress, or in your closet, or under the rug. You still possess them. They are still magazines.
Please do not ever give advice again on this subject. You are totally off base, and your advice could land someone in hot water.Comment
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Let's say he has 10 pre-bans. He builds 10 PMAGS to repair his 10 pre-bans. So now in total, he has 20 magazines...2x10 = 20
I would still keep the old magazines as proof which is why I count them as mags.
EDIT: You could disassemble them if you really wanted to, I guess, I just don't see anything wrong with having pre-bans assembled as proof that you repaired them all with PMAGS
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^ THIS!Well, your simple math will get you a felony charge! What don't you understand about NOT ending up with more mags than you started with? It doesn't matter if they are hidden away under your mattress, or in your closet, or under the rug. You still possess them. They are still magazines.
Please do not ever give advice again on this subject. You are totally off base, and your advice could land someone in hot water.
To the OP...
Please DO NOT listen to the horribly wrong advice posted by Redlinegts!! Doing what he says will be a Felony (increasing the number of Large Capacity magazines in your possssion).
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C74HgbjSCLMComment
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Redlinegts...seriously??? why would you try to tell someone here to commit a felony???
not worth it at all...........bad adviceComment
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ok fine, I'm wrong. I will try to not dispense ****ty information again. I hate this state enough as it is and thought this was ok. I should've remembered that we live in California and regular reasoning doesn't factor into the laws that are made.Last edited by Redlinegts; 07-23-2010, 9:20 PM.Comment
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You can keep your old magazines as proof, but they need to be disassembled.Never initiate force against another. That should be the underlying principle of your life. But should someone do violence to you, retaliate without hesitation, without reservation, without quarter, until you are sure that he will never wish to harm - or never be capable of harming - you or yours again.
- from THE SECOND BOOK OF KYFHO
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I had always planed on keeping any of my replaced old mags the range bag in kit form to show that I did have pre-bans to start with. But I thought I'd go that extra step and keep at least one original part from the GI mag in the new Pmags. From one of your post I think the spring will be the common part.Comment
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Construction, importation, etc wouldnt always be a felony. Its a wobbler. it can be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony
"It wasn't a failure of laws," said Amanda Wilcox, who along with her husband, Nick, lobbies for the California chapter of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. "I just don't see how our gun laws could have stopped something like that."Comment
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