Magazine size

[Psawneo1]

I had a local FFL guy say he could sell me 30 round magazines. I?m new to this and just don?t want to get in any trouble. He said there?s no issue with him selling them to me, just that they can?t be transferred. Is that correct? The last thing I need is some sort of firearms charge.
I just want to do what is right. What do you all say? (Just bought my first AR)

[Gunner]

[emoji849]


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Bailey Guns]

Run away from that guy as fast as you can.

[Gunner]

Read Colorado revised statute 18-12-301 and 18-12-302 interpret the law how you want or a lawyer


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Sawin]

They’re for sale all over the place, despite the debatable, unenforceable statute.

[theGinsue]

Technically, NO, he can not sell, trade or give them to you. All of those things constitutes a transfer which is currently illegal. To stay within the law, all magazines must not accept, nor be easily modified to accept, more than 15 rounds.

[brutal]

I think you misunderstood him when he said, "maga-zine repair kit."

[TEAMRICO]

You don’t need more than 15 rds anyways.......All my STANDARD capacity mags identify as 15 rd magazines, shit, I ain’t to good at math no how.

[Zundfolge]

The law says he's wrong, but there are a lot of Coloradoans (including most law enforcement and many FFLs) that don't care.

The rules of this site dictate that nobody here is allowed to encourage you to violate the letter of the law. So take that into consideration when reading the responses.

Or as my passive aggressive narcissist mother-in-law was famous for saying "You just do what you think is right" :p

[Grant H.]

Nm...

Not important...

[Mazin]

So you have your answer, in the future if you have a thread deleted don't repost it.