Why epoxy magazine blocks

[Fate]

Anything that is converted at home IMO can be unconverted at home also.
The only way you are gonna have a 10 round mag is to make a mag that cannot accept anything more than 10 rounds. Like a factory SKS with the attachable mag.

Lucky for us then that the CA DOJ has approved multiple commercial designs of 10 round mags that "could," if illegally modified, hold more than 10 rounds. Otherwise the only legal mag bodies would be 10 rounds tall.

Been said time and time again that if your restriction method is the same as one approved by the CA DOJ for commercial sale in CA, you're good to go.

[glock_this]

man, we should have added a pole to this thread to just get some true percentage #'s of members feelings irrespective of comments or who did not want to comment

some think just putting in a block (or rod) with no rivet/epoxy floor plate is G2G

some think a block (or rod) plus an epoxy or rivet choice for floor plate is the G2G method

people fall on both sides, no consensus - never will be it seems unless some official pronouncement comes down

IIRC, when the whole 10/20 10/30 mag conversion started, many of us were so tenuous about creating an issue as - like the first unknowns with the BB or the first pinned lowers in 2005ish - the epoxy/rivet floor plate concept seemed to be the norm to be safe/legal.. now, maybe not so much??

[glock_this]

on this note

has anyone ever epoxied/JB welded their pmags closed, but then later tried to crack them open. say by taping on the center floor plate button with a rubber hammer to break it free and open it again? any success?

[Saym14]

as far as legal definitions. I think there is a term for permanant resident of a state or the country. but does that mean you can NEVER leave? NO!

everything is reversible.

[Rob454]

Lucky for us then that the CA DOJ has approved multiple commercial designs of 10 round mags that "could," if illegally modified, hold more than 10 rounds. Otherwise the only legal mag bodies would be 10 rounds tall.

Been said time and time again that if your restriction method is the same as one approved by the CA DOJ for commercial sale in CA, you're good to go.

I get what you are saying. All I meant to say is pretty much any mag that was converted from a 30 round mag can be unconverted if you have the tools
I personally dont care if someone has a 30 round mag attached to a rifle.