15 round magazines.

[SideShow Bob]

For those of you that missed out on 30 round magazines and for those just looking to get 15 round magazines, try JoeBobs.
http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/15_3...-1530m3blk.htm

[UrbanWolf]

Apparently, us in CO can't order blocked off mags yet, since out state gov't has specified what kind of blocking is required to be legal.

[Great-Kazoo]

Apparently, us in CO can't order blocked off mags yet, since out state gov't has specified what kind of blocking is required to be legal.

BS. Go to any LGS and see the blocked mags on the rack. However most vendors have found it easier to sell 10 rd mags only. Limits their liability.

[UrbanWolf]

BS. Go to any LGS and see the blocked mags on the rack. However most vendors have found it easier to sell 10 rd mags only. Limits their liability.

I hadn't seen any blocked mags in both LGS here.

[Great-Kazoo]

I hadn't seen any blocked mags in both LGS here.

Colorado's a bigger place than ft collins. Expand your horizons, outside the comfort zone.

[SideShow Bob]

Read the description in the ad, they not just blocked, the floor plate is permanayly attached and cannot be removed without rendering the magazine useless.

[mb504]

I hadn't seen any blocked mags in both LGS here.

Try PM Guns and Supplies off of South College at 125 Carpenter Road, Unit C Fort Collins, CO 80525.

He's got a bunch and seems like a guy that knows his stuff.

[LeftHandBlack]

I like the pmag 10 mags are havent used my 30s for awhile now. For target shooting they are plenty and if SHTF I will break out the 30s!

[KLR650]

so is a 15/30 p mag without a sealed floorplate considered readily convertible, or would you be saved by the fact you would essentially be ''destroying'' the magazine in order to convert it. I don't expect anyone here to know, the state legislator doesn't even know that shit. just food for thought.

[osok-308]

so is a 15/30 p mag without a sealed floorplate considered readily convertible, or would you be saved by the fact you would essentially be ''destroying'' the magazine in order to convert it. I don't expect anyone here to know, the state legislator doesn't even know that shit. just food for thought.

I am pretty sure that they actually require you to destroy parts of the mag in order to alter the capacity. I have a buddy who works at a gun shop in California and they have twenty rounders blocked off to make them ten round capacity.