Jensens banned me from their facebook page

[10mm-man]

It doesn't matter into the state from somewhere else. All my guns are illegal in New Jersey. Doesn't matter when or where I got them.

Good point- so in this case your saying; regardless were you lived in the USA, if you bring a mag (over 15) with you from another state that was purchased after July 1, it's illegal? So feel free, since we are all playing jail house attorney; to explain this, beyond the analogy you used.

[Great-Kazoo]

3 fukin pages of hand wringing because UW got schooled.

FER JIMMINY CHRISTMAS WHERE THE HELL IS NYNCO HELL even R13 pissing and moaning about some fat fukin liberal. Or that member who is an idiot for having a loaded gun, OOPS i meant called me an idiot.

[bogie]

Your first lesson in latin and the most important one. CAVEAT EMPTOR - Let the Buyer Beware.

Thanks, I didn't learn that, although I took Latin in HS.

Or if you prefer pig latin

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[Irving]

Good point- so in this case your saying; regardless were you lived in the USA, if you bring a mag (over 15) with you from another state that was purchased after July 1, it's illegal? So feel free, since we are all playing jail house attorney; to explain this, beyond the analogy you used.

EDIT. I used a bad example. In New Jersey, hollow points are illegal for non-legal. They aren't Federally illegal, but because the state of New Jersey says they are illegal, you get into trouble just by having them. I honestly don't know what the Colorado law specifically says. If it says that you can't possess a mag in Colorado that is greater than 15 rounds that you didn't possess before July 1st, then that is what it says. I'm not arguing that the law isn't stupid and poorly written. It doesn't have to have some clear grandfather clause in order to be enforced though.

[WETWRKS]

Here is the part that gets me...

Non Colorado residents that legally own 15+ round mags in their own state can possess those mags in Colorado reguardless of when they were made or purchased. So...if we are so much safer without the 15+ mags then who is protecting us from the homicidal maniacs from out of the state that come here to prey on us with their 100 round drums?

[JerryG]

I checked out their Facebook site. They may have banned you but your comment is still on there.

[MAP]

Here is the part that gets me...

Non Colorado residents that legally own 15+ round mags in their own state can possess those mags in Colorado reguardless of when they were made or purchased. So...if we are so much safer without the 15+ mags then who is protecting us from the homicidal maniacs from out of the state that come here to prey on us with their 100 round drums?

How did you come to that conclusion? Under the CO statute, regardless of where you live, you need continual possession of the mags prior to 7/1/13.

Mike

[10mm-man]

It doesn't have to have some clear grandfather clause in order to be enforced though.

That is my point- written it says that we can have them if purchased before July 1, 2013. Does that also apply to anyone moving to this state in the future. 5 years down the road, someone moves in with 30 rounds mags purchased after July 1. so now they have to dump their mags to move here. I guess that isn't no surprise, like you said other states we would have to do it; if we moved there.

[sniper7]

Or if they have mags they owned prior to 7/1/03 then they Dont say anything and nobody knows the difference.

Admit nothing, deny everything, make counter- accusations

[kawiracer14]

Are we still talking about the Mag Laws???