Yes, that's all well and good (except the part about "charging" a violator, a federal agent cannot do that, nor can a state peace officer, only a prosecutor can charge an arrestee), but as you've pointed out, it doesn't make the federal officers involved California state peace officers.
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That last part sounds like we (feds) can only get "hi cap" magazines for duty weapons. Wonder if that's true or if we can get them for any firearmNow I can see your issue.
California's "Large-Capacity Magazine" law does address "Peace Officers". Until recently, only California peace officers were exempt from the prohibition on personally purchasing, or importing, large-capacity magazines.
That statute was recently amended to include federal LEOs. But it includes them by their federal position. It does not make them California peace officers.
Here is new wording of that statute (PC 32405):Comment
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When I parse out the words of that statute, I get to a different conclusion. The statute requires that: 1) You be sworn federal law enforcement officer, and 2 ) That you be authorized to carry a firearm.
I don't see a requirement for the purchased magazine to be for use in the authorized firearm.If you build a man a fire, you'll keep him warm for the evening. If you set a man on fire, you'll keep him warm for the rest of his life.Comment
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Then I wonder why it's so hard for me to get them. Most shops won't order them for me anymore. Haven't found one that will locally. I don't want to be a dick and roll in with the copy of the law or whatever. Just trying to figure it out.Comment
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Sadly, many dealers discriminate based on agency, or have not been updated since 2013 or so.
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It's weird because it just started a few months ago. I had no problem until I ordered my last batch of mags for my match gun. Its... Weird.Comment
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