Having difficulty finding somewhere that offers an LEO exemption for 10+ round mags that will ship to CA, should I just buy direct from the manufacturer?
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Preferred source for high capacity magazines?
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You'll have a hard time finding out of state seller's willing to accept the risk, since it is all on them. Best bet is to find a dealer who works with LE in your area, LC Action in San Jose, Adamson's in Hayward are the most used around here. Not sure about other area's though. They may even be willing to ship to the department for you. -
Are you in need of standard capacity or high capacity? For example do you want a Glock 17 mag that holds 17 rounds or one that holds 33 rounds?
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I appreciate the info, will look into those places. Just looking for the standard capacity from a few different manufacturers.Comment
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Also, I have gotten some very good deals at local gunshops. Just ask if they have any normal capacity mags for LE. Often times they have them but don't put them out for display. Got six Browning HP mags this way, $15 a mag in excellent condition.Im a warmonger baby, I got blood in my eyes and I'm looking at you.Comment
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Wotcha need? They're in EVERY shop here in PA.
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44mag.com gave me hell when I was looking for 17 rounders for my Smith and Wesson. I am a Reserve Officer here in the South Bay and even with my PD ID they didn't want to sell to me.
I was able to get mags from Brian Nussbaum Co. in Burlingame instead.sigpicComment
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You can buy locally Sacramento Black RifleComment
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