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    Carries A Danged Big Stick buffalobo's Avatar
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    Default new idea for group buy

    We need do do group buy on a 3D printer to make our own unmarked pmags.

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    Here I was thinking this was going to be a thread about buying a senator...
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    To make matters worst, the gun-control proponent got smart. The language of the bill seems to have also banned "repair kits," which is the loophole used in CA and other states.

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    Naw, ROI on senators is to low.
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    Quote Originally Posted by buffalobo View Post
    Naw, ROI on senators is to low.

    I think somebody got their $'s worth out of the Big O.

    "We need do do group buy on a 3D printer to make our own unmarked pmags."

    i love that idea. We just saw an episode of "How Do They Do It?" that featured one of those.
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    Quote Originally Posted by iquack08 View Post
    To make matters worst, the gun-control proponent got smart. The language of the bill seems to have also banned "repair kits," which is the loophole used in CA and other states.
    I don't see that in the bill. But the bill doesn't define "magazine" or "manufacture". Does assembly mean manufacture? I would say no, but I'm not a lawyer. Can I transfer a piece of plastic without a spring, base plate, and follower? I would say yes, because based on their definition of "large-capacity magazine" it has to be able to accept more than 15 rounds. If you just had a hollow piece of plastic or metal the rounds would just fall through it, therefore it cannot accept any ammunition.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sharpienads View Post
    I don't see that in the bill. But the bill doesn't define "magazine" or "manufacture". Does assembly mean manufacture? I would say no, but I'm not a lawyer. Can I transfer a piece of plastic without a spring, base plate, and follower? I would say yes, because based on their definition of "large-capacity magazine" it has to be able to accept more than 15 rounds. If you just had a hollow piece of plastic or metal the rounds would just fall through it, therefore it cannot accept any ammunition.
    I was saying this earlier. Components of a magazine do not when disassembled make anything. Since not one part is serialized like a weapon is, what if I had 15+ magazine components? A spring is a spring, a follower is a piece of plastic and the body is a plastic or metal box. If my magazine components cannot accept ammunition then it is not a magazine. If a weapon without the serialized portion is not a weapon, then how are magazine parts by themselves a magazine?
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    Under the Definition section, here's the specific language: (2) (a) "LARGE-CAPACITY MAGAZINE" MEANS A FIXED OR DETACHABLE MAGAZINE, BOX, DRUM, FEED STRIP, OR SIMILAR DEVICE CAPABLE OF ACCEPTING, OR THAT CAN BE READILY CONVERTED TO ACCEPT, MORE THAN FIFTEEN ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION OR MORE THAN EIGHT SHOTGUN SHELLS.

    From the recent bill passed in NY, this language is also included. I looked at CA's and NJ's definitions of "high-capacity magazines," and they are missing this language. I have no doubt the language is used to target repair kits, but it will depend on how a court reads it.

    I guess instead of buying a kit with all the parts, a person can buy multiple kits with different parts and combine them?

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    How do you define readily?

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    Only if I can use it to make Lowers too

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