Since they are readily converted to hold more than 15 rounds, I suspect you will not be able to buy a Glock 19 with 15 rounders after July 1. Is this the general consensus? Will the dealers be selling them with 10 round mags come July 1?
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Since they are readily converted to hold more than 15 rounds, I suspect you will not be able to buy a Glock 19 with 15 rounders after July 1. Is this the general consensus? Will the dealers be selling them with 10 round mags come July 1?
No consensus, it's the law. Do search on the topic please!!
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Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey
The "readily converted" clause is the can of worms with this law. I think that's at least one reason why there are challenges in the works since it's very vague. I don't think anyone has a clear answer as to what will and won't be "legal" when it comes to mags at the 15 round limit and under.Quote:
Originally Posted by zulu01
The answer is: ... Maybe.
That was a lot more concise than my answer! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by spqrzilla
Yes. Ship them all to me & I'll sell them out of state. No charge for this service.
Willing to bet $$$ the answer is NO if you're a common citizen. If the gov't wants to harass you ...then all bets are off.
Probably...for this vary reason.
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But cannot those be put into a 10 round mag as well? Hense the confusion in the law.
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Originally Posted by NightCat