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[mofojoe]

Uhhh maybe because thats all they are worth? ($30 is the going rate) Not to mention that since you are in possession of someone else's magazines, you are in violation of the law. Your father is not allowed to give them to you.

Basically, you just posted an illegal act. YOU can not possess or sell your fathers assembled mags. Your father needs to make them parts kits first.

Oh no call the cops.

[Ed_Hazard]

I'd come to the same conclusion as to my understanding of the law.

However, I believe that Lenny MaGill has enough cash and business sense to hire lawyers who will keep him out of jail. He's selling high cap mags from San Diego, but not TO California. http://www.glockstore.com/glock-fact...city-magazines.

So, it would appear that you can sell high cap mags from within California to folks outside of Ca.

Please check with your attorney before doing this. (Or call Lenny).

Cheers,

JR

Never said you could not, you just have to have a state issued Hi-cap magazine dealers permit, I would assume Mr. MaGill, has the needed permit.

From the DOJ FAQ,

If I have a large-capacity magazine, do I need to get rid of it?

No. Continued possession of large-capacity magazines (able to accept more than 10 rounds) that you owned in California before January 1, 2000, is not prohibited. However as of January 1, 2000, it is illegal to buy, manufacture, import, keep for sale, expose for sale, give or lend any large-capacity magazine in California except by law enforcement agencies, California peace officers, or licensed dealers. (PC Section 12020 (b)(19-29))

From the DOJ Application to be such a dealer,

Any firearms dealership licensed pursuant to Penal Code section 26700 may apply for a Department of Justice (DOJ) Large-
Capacity Magazine Permit to engage in the lawful importation and exportation of large-capacity magazines and the activities
associated thereto as specified in Penal Code sections 32310 through 32450.

Here's a link to a PDF of the application,

http://oag.ca.gov/sites/all/files/pdfs/firearms/forms/CLIcmpapp.pdf

All that being said, its doubtful the Op has the State required Hi-cap dealers permit.

Cheers

[taperxz]

Nope.

YEP!!

Illegal transfer posted here on a gun forum.

Where can I sell my Dad's old M14 magazines? I do not think they are legal to sell in California, so what would my next choice be? They are still in packages one dated APR 1967 other Dated DEC 1966 total of 4 mags

Thanks Calgunners

[bigdawg86]

I love how these threads always go into penal code pissing matches and people scramble and scream "delete this thread before you die"!

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[taperxz]

Now, with that being said, The OP could clarify that he is posting this for his dad and his dad wants to know how "his dad" can go about selling these magazines as parts kits.


Or the OP can explain how he has been in possession of these magazines that his dad gave him many many years ago and he wants to sell his ( the OP) magazines as parts kits.

[CHADRACKBRO]

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[taperxz]

I love how these threads always go into penal code pissing matches and people scramble and scream "delete this thread before you die"!

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LOL! I could careless of the OP deletes the thread or not.

If the OP is going to sell these, he should know what to say and what not to say when doing this in CA. LE and DOJ do read this forum and the OP has also expressed how people are PMing him on the sale of the mags.

[Ed_Hazard]

YEP!!

Illegal transfer posted here on a gun forum.

What transfer? The Op was asking a question.

[Ed_Hazard]

LOL! I could careless of the OP deletes the thread or not.

If the OP is going to sell these, he should know what to say and what not to say when doing this in CA. LE and DOJ do read this forum and the OP has also expressed how people are PMing him on the sale of the mags.

What's wrong? Did the Op reject your lowball offer?

J/K no need to be so serious, it is after all only the internet

[Ubermcoupe]

Put them on Gunbroker for a $100/pop. I am sure someone out there will buy them.

If not, reduce the $ and keep going until they sell.

Just make sure you don’t ship them to ban states (MD, NY, NJ, CT, CO, etc...)

[taperxz]

Thanks everyone for clarifying the laws. And yes they are my dad's and still in his possession since probably the 60's.

I wish your father the best of luck on the sale of his re build kits

USGI mags are going for about $30 dollars shipped on 44mag.com

Mags from the 60's will have no added value as parts kits either. So basically they are worth $30

[taperxz]

What's wrong? Did the Op reject your lowball offer?

J/K no need to be so serious, it is after all only the internet.

Its OK i just wanted the OP to "clear up" the situation so that the sale of these rebuild kits was done right to avoid trouble. I have more USGI M1A mags than i know what to do with

[glockman19]

Thanks BKinzey....Yeah I am almost regretting posting on here, I am getting offers as low as $26 per mag from so called collectors LMFAO!!!! There are some real winners on here! I am glad we all look out for each other and not try to scam one another

They are only worth $25-$30.

I legally posses standard M1A/M14 magazines and I'll give you $120 for all four, (dis-assembled as repair kits).

Age has it's benefits...

My question is if you have the magazines...Where is Rifle?

[CHADRACKBRO]

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[FatCity67]

Its OK i just wanted the OP to "clear up" the situation so that the sale of these rebuild kits was done right to avoid trouble. I have more USGI M1A mags than i know what to do with

Or could have just sent him a PM if that was really just your intention, but where is the fun in that.