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Is My Garage A Magazine? By this definition, my garage is a magazine and since it holds more than 15 rounds, am I legal? [Sarcasm2]
noun
- The definition of a magazine is a storage place, a place where ammunition is stored, or a publication with articles, photographs, and advertisements published at regular intervals.
- An example of a magazine is a warehouse storage unit.
- An example of a magazine is a special building on an Army base where ammunition and explosives are securely stored
You're fine, you can just never buy another garage in Colorado.
You must permanently limit your garage to 15 rounds or less unless you owned it prior to 07/01/13
That is the military definition. When we used to pickup torpedoes and Tomahawks, they were all stored at the 'magazine'. The problem is that writting things like this... I can just see the Dems trying to push this as a reality. Don't give them ideas. They don't know what sarcasm is.
Mods....for the love of all that is 'common sense'.... Delete this thread.
You're overthinking nothing. bad week in the svc dept?Quote:
Originally Posted by wctriumph
Oddly enough i agree. Unfortunately once it's gone internet, it never goes awayQuote:
Originally Posted by Hound
And once those 15 rounds are gone, your garage becomes useless, and you will have to build another 15 round or less garage.
In that definition I'm thinking it's my basement that's a magazine. Thankfully I've have proof of acquiring it before 7-1-13, and maintaining possession since then. I guess I can never have another one though.
Do I need a trust for my garage ?
The question is Can You TRUST your garage? Does it have the same protection one's spouse does in court.Quote:
Originally Posted by StagLefty
oh da noes!!! Make sure your garage is in a locked safe with three forms of safety ID to get in.... if it only saves one child....
/sarcasm
I never met a garage I didn't trust !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
I just wish my maga ... er, garage had a higher capacity.