I had a gun transfer stopped today because the piece, a Star Firestar Plus, had no magazine. Efforts to find a California-compliant 10-rd. mag have been fruitless so far. A respected gunsmith said the 13-rd. mag that came with the gun could not be permanently pinned. He cited technical reasons. I could not argue with him.
Well, the buyer likes the gun. He contacted a smith he has done business with, and trusts, who says it can be done. The problem is: what if the second smith is wrong? I could end up with no magazine that works and a gun I can neither sell nor shoot.
So, can the magazine be successfully pinned to meet state requirements regarding capacity?
Well, the buyer likes the gun. He contacted a smith he has done business with, and trusts, who says it can be done. The problem is: what if the second smith is wrong? I could end up with no magazine that works and a gun I can neither sell nor shoot.
So, can the magazine be successfully pinned to meet state requirements regarding capacity?


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