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    Quote Originally Posted by 68Charger View Post
    Next thing you know, there will be a dramatic increase in tragic Dremel accidents... I know my mill sometimes randomly shaves stuff off parts if I'm not careful...
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    Here is one for ya; person lives out of state buys mags today. Moves to Colorado; date stamps are after July 1. Or I move out of town buy 30 rounders but move back; a year in the future.

    Hummm, big issues with this law.

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    Good gosh, what am I to do with all these pre-July 1, 2013 date stamped pmags?
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    Quote Originally Posted by UrbanWolf View Post
    I just hope folks to bought mags from WY outlet know about the date stamp. Because Jensen sure made it sound like date stamp doesn't matter.
    that is their business

    they are running their risks

    you just let them be

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    Quote Originally Posted by 10mm-man View Post
    Here is one for ya; person lives out of state buys mags today. Moves to Colorado; date stamps are after July 1. Or I move out of town buy 30 rounders but move back; a year in the future.

    Hummm, big issues with this law.
    enormous issues

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    Quote Originally Posted by 10mm-man View Post
    Here is one for ya; person lives out of state buys mags today. Moves to Colorado; date stamps are after July 1. Or I move out of town buy 30 rounders but move back; a year in the future.

    Hummm, big issues with this law.
    Perhaps it will work like our election laws. I intend to move to a gun friendly state, so while visiting there, I buy a bunch of pmags, but then I decide not to. I had the intention honestly, at that brief moment in time to move, but it miraculously fell thru.
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    It's possession of a magazine holding more than 15 rounds which you did not continuously possess since before 7-1-13.

    Proving it, without date stamps, not easy for the prosecutor. Proviing it, with date stamps, too easy.

    Big issues, yes, but this isn't one of them.

    Quote Originally Posted by 10mm-man View Post
    Here is one for ya; person lives out of state buys mags today. Moves to Colorado; date stamps are after July 1. Or I move out of town buy 30 rounders but move back; a year in the future.

    Hummm, big issues with this law.

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    Quote Originally Posted by centrarchidae View Post
    It's possession of a magazine holding more than 15 rounds which you did not continuously possess since before 7-1-13.

    Proving it, without date stamps, not easy for the prosecutor. Proviing it, with date stamps, too easy.

    Big issues, yes, but this isn't one of them.

    From a prosecutors stand point; maybe not. But how about the cops who decides he wants to enforce it; is he gonna take your word you bought them while you lived out of state? How many people moved into (Colorado) after July 1 with a date stamped on the mag after??? Sounds like a big cluster F'...

    Since the burden rest with the prosecution; are they going to use the date stamp for of a conviction?
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    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.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 10mm-man View Post
    From a prosecutors stand point; maybe not. But how about the cops who decides he wants to enforce it; is he gonna take your word you bought them while you lived out of state? How many people moved into (Colorado) after July 1 with a date stamped on the mag after??? Sounds like a big cluster F'...

    Since the burden rest with the prosecution; are they going to use the date stamp for of a conviction?
    I have no idea if a jury would accept a post 7-1-13 date stamp as proof that a magazine wasn't continuously possessed since before 7-1-13. I would assume that most jurors would, though, since it's not easy to possess something in June, 2013, that wasn't made until July.

    I can sort of see some prosecutor needing to produce a witness who can explain Magpul's date-stamp method to the jury, in order to make a date stamp admissible. But I don't see Magpul busting their collective asses trying to cooperate with that.

    Where the defendant bought the magazine doesn't even matter once he's possessed it in Colorado, unless I'm badly mis-reading the statute.

    Like you said, what a big cluster.

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