Got fisted by HB1224

[3beansalad]

Boy it sure is a good thing you thought ahead to purchase several magazine for your new gun prior to July 1st.

Purchase M&P 9 mags? That's a good one!

Damn this touchscreen.

[def90]

Now, I completely understand the law and the owner did the right thing. I'm just bitching and moaning because this law is garbage and it sucks to have a new gun in my safe that I can't go shoot. Not looking for sympathy, just ranting.

You can sleep more soundly just knowing that a life was just saved....

[TAR31]

No friends or relatives that live in other states? They could mail you your magazines that you left in the other state.

[Boadie30]

That is correct. With a current LE agency ID, you can purchase all the +15 round magazines you want. This particular store had boxes of Magpul P-Mags for sale - LE ONLY. (Of course if you resign from the agency you have to turn them in) Feels good doesn't it.

Is it reported... Nevermind I know the answer... I can legally purchase 15 plus and I vow to not legally purchase another... lol

Unless the law changes.... ugg.. still dreamin..

[Cylinder Head]

Come on over, push me down and call me fat while yer at it too. Finding those magazines prior to July 1st for retail price was still impossible. Midway, Brownells, and everyone else was Out of Stock - No Backorder. So don't assume I didn't try. I just wasn't willing to pay $75 and up off of Gunchoker for them.

This is unfortunately very true. I bought so many magazines before July 1 it was unreal, but I could NOT find these. I still have 10, but I wanted more because I plan to buy several more M&P9's.

Just sayin though, they don't date stamp their mags, and neighboring states don't have mag restrictions.

[clublights]

That's it .. I'm opening my mag/fireworks shop on the border of Wyoming...


who will be my first customer??

[Squeeze]

This is unfortunately very true. I bought so many magazines before July 1 it was unreal, but I could NOT find these. I still have 10, but I wanted more because I plan to buy several more M&P9's.

Just sayin though, they don't date stamp their mags, and neighboring states don't have mag restrictions.

You are 100% correct and let's just say....I have "other options" in the works.

[Great-Kazoo]

That's it .. I'm opening my mag/fireworks shop on the border of Wyoming...


who will be my first customer??

Once again you're late to the party, it's' already been done.

[battle_sight_zero]

Yep. Got a call from a local police supply shop saying my Smith & Wesson M&P 9mm was in. $489.52 out the door with night sights. I was happy, regardless the 7-month back order. Now, prefacing it with this; I am a civilian who works for a police agency. The shop knew that going into the sale. After showing them a copy of my ID and drivers license everything seemed to be moving along quite nicely. 4473 filled out, backgound check passed....and then I get this: "Well, we have a problem." Because I am a civilian employee for a police agency they can sell me the firearm, but not the three 17-round magazines it comes with - can't "block" them to 15, sorry, no-can-do. So, the three magazines have to go back to S&W and replaced with 10-round magazines - No ETA on their arrival but I'm guessing sometime next year.

Now, I completely understand the law and the owner did the right thing. I'm just bitching and moaning because this law is garbage and it sucks to have a new gun in my safe that I can't go shoot. Not looking for sympathy, just ranting.

Sorry I dont feel bad for you anyone else in law enforcement having to follow the same law. Shitty law but it dont make you any more entitled than me or anyone else. You work for us and need to have the same rules.

[battle_sight_zero]

That is correct. With a current LE agency ID, you can purchase all the +15 round magazines you want. This particular store had boxes of Magpul P-Mags for sale - LE ONLY. (Of course if you resign from the agency you have to turn them in) Feels good doesn't it.

Again they should be having to comply to the same laws as the people who pay their salary.