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Colorado laws and Hi-Cap Mags
I was talking to an aquantance....he swears, up and down, that a private citizen can transfer a hi-cap mags (say 30 rds) to another private citizen. He says that the new CO laws only pertain to dealers.
But, he also told me that Mag-pul moved to Wyoming...
Was he correct?
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Or smoking it.Originally Posted by spqrzilla
where do these fukin insane hypotheticals come from, the minds of Minolta
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one thing i never got a straight answer on though, can we sell our mags to out of state residents if they are hi cap?
The law is actually unclear about that and the AG's office hasn't written a memo clarifying it. The way the law is written it appears as though if you owned any full capacity magazines before July 1 of this year you have only three options, keep them forever (and I guess be buried with them), surrender them to the police or destroy them.
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If I were to take my mags to another state where they are legal, and sold them to someone of that state legally, Colorado doesn't have a leg to stand on.
It's my property and the state of Colorado can just go re-read the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.
Last edited by Gman; 11-07-2013 at 22:57.
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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
There is no straight answer. A strict reading of the text is that a Colorado resident cannot transfer a >15 round magazine to anyone. Silly as that is.
And strictly speaking, Colorado can create such a crime (ignoring for the moment, arguments that >15 round magazines are protected under Heller/McDonald ).
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