Continuous possession question.

[brobar]

Really, you're over ANALizing the whole deal. It is "interpreted" to mean not selling, trading or handing off, at least for now. Unless you walk around with them attached to your person, you are never in " continuous possession"

I don't see how that is over ANALizing at all. I'm "handing off" my magazine(s) [in my luggage] to TSA agents at an airport... both to and from my destination. I guess you think the law is pretty cut and dry and there is an "implied" but surefire exemption for traveling with firearms through an airport? I didn't think it was OBVIOUSly cut and dry at all but maybe I'm missing something.

[merl]

I don't see how that is over ANALizing at all. I'm "handing off" my magazine(s) [in my luggage] to TSA agents at an airport... both to and from my destination. I guess you think the law is pretty cut and dry and there is an "implied" but surefire exemption for traveling with firearms through an airport? I didn't think it was OBVIOUSly cut and dry at all but maybe I'm missing something.

that is what it means for now. that is how everyone interpreted it. (I'm afraid I agree with Jim this time)

The trouble with it, which you hit on, is the literal definition can be used to confiscate them at any time. It is just the same as the Readily converted part. Meaning now is "Don't own an extension if you have a post ban mag." Meaning in the future is any mag with removale a floorplate is verboten.

It'll be sadly amusing if the day comes when we clamor for them to enforce existing laws and they decide to enforce this one to the letter.