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[Pancho22]

Question was answered thank you

[edgerly779]

No such thing as hicap in ca but yes you can sell large caps to ffl or leo.

[INVINCIBULL84]

Knock it off. Quit playing silly word games. This is the LE forum. Please read the rules. I'm guessing you are not LE because you gave incorrect information.



Are you LE? I doubt it, because a LEO wouldn't come in here suggesting illegal activity.


In California, is is ILLEGAL to OFFER FOR SALE any magazine with a capacity of more than 10 rounds unless you are licensed by DOJ to sell large capacity ammunition devices. A person with such a license can only sell to those persons/entities that can lawfully obtain them.

Based on the above, a non licensed private individual is violating the law by simply offering them for sale, regardless of the issue that the seller is a peace officer.

Please don't come into the LE forum and spread rubbish. I suggest you go back and re-read the rules for this specialty forum.

Oh I thought I was on the calguns forum

[Ron-Solo]

This won't end well.

[Kestryll]

Oh I thought I was on the calguns forum

You are, and on Calguns trying to advocate illegal activity by being clever will get you banned.
I suggest reading the rules.

This won't end well.

Likely not...

[INVINCIBULL84]

You are, and on Calguns trying to advocate illegal activity by being clever will get you banned.
I suggest reading the rules.



Likely not...

So you people ban members for making jokes ??

[Kestryll]

So you people ban members for making jokes ??

No, 'us people' ban people when they break the rules which is why you were advised to read them.

[usclee]

Can someone with HiCap mags sell them to a law enforcement officer or ffl legally?
Im pretty sure you are allowed to sell them to LEO's but I want to be sure.
Because I know the law states offers for sale exposes etc etc is probibited and from what I read im pretty sure that selling them to a LEO is legal.
Or if I wanted to get rid of them am I just limited to selling out of state?
Just double checking to be sure.
Thanks in advanced

Yes you can sell to law enforcement or block them to 10 rounds and sell them.

[Ron-Solo]

Originally Posted by Ron-Solo View Post


In California, is is ILLEGAL to OFFER FOR SALE any magazine with a capacity of more than 10 rounds unless you are licensed by DOJ to sell large capacity ammunition devices. A person with such a license can only sell to those persons/entities that can lawfully obtain them.

Based on the above, a non licensed private individual is violating the law by simply offering them for sale, regardless of the issue that the buyer is a peace officer.

[emtmark]

IBTL and as a corollary, some places if your observed to be in possession of your lawfully owned property it can be taken from you and destroyed as a nuisance.

Unless I'm missing something


Which happens the nights I'm tearing the house apart for either uniform shirts or holsters. Neither of which I'm finding


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[trendar5]

IBTL and as a corollary, some places if your observed to be in possession of your lawfully owned property it can be taken from you and destroyed as a nuisance.

Unless I'm missing something


Which happens the nights I'm tearing the house apart for either uniform shirts or holsters. Neither of which I'm finding


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I don't get what you're saying.

[CinnamonBear723]

I don't get what you're saying.

One too many "root beers" as ol' capt wemmer would say

[gumby]

One too many "root beers" as ol' capt wemmer would say

Rich Wemmer, I remember when he was promoted to Sergeant. God, I'm old.

[CinnamonBear723]

Rich Wemmer, I remember when he was promoted to Sergeant. God, I'm old.

Lol. Yep that's the one. He was an instructor at my academy. One of the strangest and most memorable characters we had.

[CALREB]

Last time I saw him he was head of Dodger Security, couple years ago , came to the armory to get his guns checked out and cleaned. Man he had a 3 1/2 " model 27 I was drooling over. He was my Capt. for many years. Couldnt ask for a more fair, decent , guy to work for. ( If you could figure out what he was talking about, just kidding!!!!