Can I give Mag Away?

[tangojay]

[SDnewbieshooter]

Not unless your friend lives out of state.

But are you sure your friend didn't get some during the window?

[realbadlarry]

Not unless you are not in CA.

[realbadlarry]

I seem to recall your friend saying he bought some at a local gun store during the window.

[1320Fastback]

Pretty sure your good friend had a boat that sunk that he found too.

[tangojay]

Not unless your friend lives out of state.

But are you sure your friend didn't get some during the window?

[Redeyedrider]

Unfortunately we are both doing time here in The People’s Republic of California, I am positive he did not buy any, plus after reading a post a couple of pages,,,,, he has a “fixed magazine” AR,,, guess he is hosed all the way around!

Thanks for info all, but, two years from retirement and not going to play the odds,,,,,

You don't know how to look a gift horse in the mouth do you? i guess he's not that great of a "friend".

So the answer is.... No you cannot. He would have to convert from fixed mag to featureless though, if he did "happen to buy" some mags during freedom week.

[Subotai]

Not legally, no.

[tenemae]

[tangojay]

Uh,,, yup,,,,, hey, I told him and then I asked him 2 days after the window closed and he gave me the uh fudge!! look,,,,

What is even worse,,,, I sent him a photo of mine in my M-4 ,,,

[nu2gunstuff]

I could be wrong, but I think the whole point of the facepalm is that you actually posted the question on a public forum instead of relying on the state's burden of proof in a system of due process.

[nu2gunstuff]

In Freedom Week, your friend could've found a mag laying on the side of the road (possibly from a UA delivery...yeah that's a cheapshot) and there's no way to prove otherwise.

[Quiet]

Short answer:

Not legally in CA.



Long answer:

If this happened before 01-01-2000, then it would have been CA legal.
If this happened between 03-29-2019 and 04-05-2019, then it would have been CA legal.

If this happpens anytime after 1659 hours on 04-05-2019, in CA, then it's illegal.
^Felony for you for giving and felony for him for receiving. [PC 32310(a)]

[Erion929]

I could be wrong, but I think the whole point of the facepalm is that you actually posted the question on a public forum instead of relying on the state's burden of proof in a system of due process.

[nu2gunstuff]

Funny thing, how law-abiding gun owners are almost TOO law abiding.