Another mag question

[GilpinGuy]

Looked for a similar thread and couldn't find one.

I'm no legal scholar, but is there any language in the mag bill that would probibit buying/selling/trading "parts" of a mag?

Perhaps a "mag kit" of a completely disassembled mag would get around the (shitty) law.

[spleify]

Yes this has come up. If you have parts that will make a mag then yes it is still illegal.

[Rabid]

You can "repair" a mag but not build a new one.

[UnoTaco]

Why is that? A magazine body is still a part. If I dent a magazine and replace the body, it's not as if I bought a brand new one. I guess we'll see if vendors will sell magazine part kits to CO.

[ChunkyMonkey]

Why is that? A magazine body is still a part. If I dent a magazine and replace the body, it's not as if I bought a brand new one. I guess we'll see if vendors will sell magazine part kits to CO.

I know a couple that do. I also agree.. It's clear that the new law forbids it.

[Brian]

Why is that? A magazine body is still a part. If I dent a magazine and replace the body, it's not as if I bought a brand new one. I guess we'll see if vendors will sell magazine part kits to CO.

Cross the border to WY or NE and you can find a lot of vendors that will sell you a parts kit, assembled or otherwise. How anyone will interpret, enforce, or otherwise understand this stupid law is part of the problem...

[spqrzilla]

There is no language in the legislation nor the Attorney General "guidance" that would support receiving parts to create a magazine greater than 15 rounds capacity.