Gun and mag laws

[DVC357]

Ok so i'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, as im old, and I'm not affraid to use age as a fall back.
So i've got a Firearm i'd like to trade. Back in the day (last year) it came with >15 round mags.
I'm offering it for trade only with NO Mags. People are writing me telling me "If the mags originally
came with the gun, then they can be sold with the gun"
That just doesent seem to be my understanding of the law, such as it is.
Please advise.

[sniper7]

No you have to keep the mags. Now I Dont know if you can sell parts of mags though....

[Goodburbon]

No you have to keep the mags. Now I Dont know if you can sell parts of mags though....

I would not push that limit unless you know the person you're selling to.


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[battle_sight_zero]

The way I understand the law based upon the information the AG put out is that we can transfer our 15 round or less mags with the firearm when we sale or trade. You can sell your 15 round or less mags to others just like we did before in the for sale sections here or on armslist. You can buy 15 round or less mags from Midway or any online place and get them delivered to your house. What sucks is the law is stupid and it also effectively impacts our ability to trade or sale. If I wanted to trade either of my XDM standard size 9 or 40 pistol they would have to be sold without mags. I am not aware of any lower capacity mags being made for the standard size XDM. Many of us have Glock 17 pistols, and if you bought them in Colorado over the last 9 years 17 round capacity was standard size until now. Trade or sale that 17 and they got to come with no mags or 10 rounders. Now as mentioned we now have to use an FFL to transfer our firearm, good luck on that most of them don't want to deal with local transfer. Basically the DemonRats have made things very difficult and have really killed the gun market in Colorado. I did do some trading and selling quite a bit before the nonsense laws. Much of the that money or trades were used to obtain other firearms from local dealers for things I really wanted. I am sure that dealers are going to lose some big time money in Colorado from this nonsense. Heck many of the dealers pulled there ARs and AKS all ready. Yep get ready for California compliant nonsense. I will not buy a California compliant gun F"em" . I can last until this garbage is overturned or I can move out of state, but I AM NOT GOING TO BUY CALIFORNIA, NEW YORK, or NEW JERSY compliant shitt no way no how.

[OtterbatHellcat]

MOD EDIT:

No. I generally recommend against self-incrimination.

--trot

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[battle_sight_zero]

agreed

[Hound]

A lot of us were saying this was a backdoor gun ban. They wanted to go further and limit ammo but could not figure it out. Fields personally asked me that one at a town hall. Mags were the only one they could go with with the same goal. You know, since you can't refill them.

[OtterbatHellcat]

Alrighty then, and thank you Sir.

[crays]

agreed

I wouldn't yell that too loud, lest the other side hears. Then it would be no more. Even if it is legal (did I hear a tree- hugger screaming "loophole!!!"?).

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[battle_sight_zero]

I wouldn't yell that too loud, lest the other side hears. Then it would be no more. Even if it is legal (did I hear a tree- hugger screaming "loophole!!!"?).

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I have not broke the stupid laws, however I am not going to stop trying to get this garbage overturned and confronting the people who support this nonsense. I love my State and its western lifestyle being 5th generation. Heck my family has been here since the 1860s and we help build and protect this State as it grew. Just before Monument hill on the right side that was their homestead. Later it was the area up in Victor. When we go into the pioneers museum we see the pics of ancestors, and what do they have in their hands? Firearms. It is engrained into us. What has this state become when a father can not pass on historic family heirlooms to is son without a background check?