Magazine question

[bigboyshooter]

I bought a few Glock 23,22 and 20 freedom week mags that I have never got any firearms for. Now with the Glock bs going on, how does one get rid of them?

[G-forceJunkie]

1) Throw them in the trash can
2) drive them out of state and sell them
3) Ship them out of state. Be carefull not to "offer for sale" while in California
4) Dissasemble them and sell off the parts separately. Don't sell all the parts to a mag to one person as that would be selling a "mag kit."

[jarhead714]

You’ve got a couple weeks yet to find and purchase a Glock. The 22 and 23 can be had right now in the marketplace for $650-700. Probably less. Because you have magazines not currently available for a pistol that will also soon be unavailable, it behooves you to as soon as possible acquire one of the aforementioned pistols. The Glock 20 will be more.

[1911-CV]

PPT's of Glocks will still be legal and available after June 30, just like now. I agree with the idea though, purchase a Glock or Glocks to match your magazines

[Batman]

1) Throw them in the trash can
2) drive them out of state and sell them
3) Ship them out of state. Be carefull not to "offer for sale" while in California
4) Dissasemble them and sell off the parts separately. Don't sell all the parts to a mag to one person as that would be selling a "mag kit."

5)Legally block them and sell them in California. If you can, remove the plastic base plate and replace it with a piece of sheet metal so when it's riveted, if you ever move to a free state or Duncan gets overturned, you can legally convert them back if you don't sell them.

[lexo98]

Sell them to LEO or someone exempt from the ban.

[MajorSideburns]

Keep them. There are many different firearms that are engineered to accept Glock magazines due to their commonality and reliability.

[morrcarr67]

Keep them. There are many different firearms that are engineered to accept Glock magazines due to their commonality and reliability.

^^^^^^This.

Build yourself an AR PCC in 40S&W.

[splithoof]

Keep them. There are many different firearms that are engineered to accept Glock magazines due to their commonality and reliability.

Yes, this makes sense. As another member posted, you could in the future assemble a legally configured rifle to use them, depending on whatever legislation is still enforceable at that time. They may gain in value, that remains to be seen.

[bigboyshooter]

Thanks for all the input. I got rid of everything 40 and 10mm. Consolidated calibers and did a restock of the ones I’m keeping. Guess I’m going to have to fix to 10rd and sell them or pack them away again.