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WETWRKS
07-01-2013, 13:36
So...what does it take to be "licensed" to sell mags to police, to military, or on line?
Ronin13
07-01-2013, 14:34
Not be in Colorado. [Coffee]
DingleBerns
07-01-2013, 16:29
I believe they just need to have a serial number...
spqrzilla
07-01-2013, 16:38
I haven't seen any regulations issued by CBI yet.
WETWRKS
07-01-2013, 18:03
Colorado law says if you are licensed to sell mags you can be in possession, can continue to buy new mags. The feds don't require licensing to buy and sell mags like they do firearms...so...what does it take? I may get "licensed" so that I can have what I want.
Great-Kazoo
07-01-2013, 18:33
Colorado law says if you are licensed to sell mags you can be in possession, can continue to buy new mags. The feds don't require licensing to buy and sell mags like they do firearms...so...what does it take? I may get "licensed" so that I can have what I want.

Any firearms lic is applying for a FFL. The LE Glocks will once again come with mags marked LE / Military RESTRICTED.
spqrzilla
07-01-2013, 19:10
Colorado law says if you are licensed to sell mags you can be in possession, can continue to buy new mags. The feds don't require licensing to buy and sell mags like they do firearms...so...what does it take? I may get "licensed" so that I can have what I want.
You've got yourself confused. There is no "licensed to sell magazines".
DavieD55
07-01-2013, 19:27
Not be in Colorado. [Coffee]

Or take monthly road trips up to WY. [ROFL3]
WETWRKS
07-01-2013, 20:04
You've got yourself confused. There is no "licensed to sell magazines".

That is my point in all this.
rfizzle
07-03-2013, 03:48
This is a question I had as well. Also what does it look like for LE to buy mags? Just a flash of the badge? Dept. letter? Ordering through the Dept?
DingleBerns
07-03-2013, 04:06
This is a question I had as well. Also what does it look like for LE to buy mags? Just a flash of the badge? Dept. letter? Ordering through the Dept?

first there needs to be mags with serial numbers on them, but with guns it's just a police ID. Don't know if it will be different.
Great-Kazoo
07-03-2013, 07:19
first there needs to be mags with serial numbers on them, but with guns it's just a police ID. Don't know if it will be different.

Incorrect. The mags are marked LE RESTRICTED and or LE/ MIL RESTRICTED USE ONLY.
spqrzilla
07-03-2013, 13:41
Incorrect. The mags are marked LE RESTRICTED and or LE/ MIL RESTRICTED USE ONLY.
You've seen the CBI regulations?
Great-Kazoo
07-03-2013, 13:57
You've seen the CBI regulations?

No i have not, however LE firearm purchases will come with LE designated magazines. Just as they did during the 94-2004 AWB. The LGS's up here are only selling more than 15 rd mags to current LE's . Unfortunately even the LE's are unsure of what they will be able to purchase. Which is why the lawsuit was filed.
King
07-03-2013, 13:57
This is a question I had as well. Also what does it look like for LE to buy mags? Just a flash of the badge? Dept. letter? Ordering through the Dept?

Adamson's here in Erie is still selling pmags t0 LEO's. As of the 1st, they just photocopy your dept. ID
spqrzilla
07-03-2013, 15:07
No i have not, however LE firearm purchases will come with LE designated magazines. Just as they did during the 94-2004 AWB. The LGS's up here are only selling more than 15 rd mags to current LE's . Unfortunately even the LE's are unsure of what they will be able to purchase. Which is why the lawsuit was filed.

The old "LE RESTRICTED" etc. markings of the AWB era were from a national law. The markings on magazines greater than 15 rounds would need to be Colorado specific and are not required nationally. Until CBI issues regulations, I do not believe we know how they will be marked.

Further, the legislation itself only requires markings on magazines manufactured in Colorado.