Serious questions about the libtard mag limit law

[GilpinGuy]

After it passes, I understand that I cannot buy or sell 15+ round mags, but:

Can I give them away, or accept them as a gift? (give them to my son? receive them from my dad?)

Can I use them for barter? I assume NO, but I don't know how shitty the bill is written.

When I die, can I Will them to someone? If not, what happens to them? They aren't going to vaporize.

MOST IMPORTANT (to me anyway): My folks will be moving to CO in a few months - probably post-ban though. If I buy some P-Mags now "for my dad" can I give them to him after he moves here? What about mags I've had forever? I plan on sending him a paper letter dated and postmarked this month declaring that "I hereby give you XXX 30-round AR-15 magazines and will keep them in my safe until you move here....." Not sure if that will fly.

This is all so fucking stupid...all this for a plastic box with a spring in it. LIBTARDS But here we are... governed by THEM.

[aryntha]

It says no "transfer", so no gifting. Transfer of ownership cannot occur. When you die, they legally have to be destroyed or turned in to law enforcement.

Not sure about folks moving in. My brother is moving in. He has tons of 15+ mags.. No idea how that's going to go, I have the same question.

[Kraven251]

Check out the threads going on in the Legislation and Politics section, lots of info there on these questions


though the law is worded so badly, I am not sure I am going to worry too much about it until it holds up in court

[OtterbatHellcat]

I'm really disappointed in all of this horse shit. Wish I knew the answer to your question GG.

[bryjcom]

I'm going to have a contract signed and NOTARIZED that states that ALL of my magazines have been transferred to my children collectively before the ban date.

I'm also going to have all of my long guns transferred to my children as well.

[kidicarus13]

Do what you want with them and remember... Whomever is in possession of them at the time someone that matters asks the answer is always, "they are mine."

[J]

Then you are not allowed to possess or shoot those mags. By the strict letter of the law.

[DFBrews]

I'm going to have a contract signed and NOTARIZED that states that ALL of my magazines have been transferred to my children collectively before the ban date.

I'm also going to have all of my long guns transferred to my children as well.

Would this not prevent you from using the mags?

[battle_sight_zero]

Check out the threads going on in the Legislation and Politics section, lots of info there on these questions


though the law is worded so badly, I am not sure I am going to worry too much about it until it holds up in court

And if we don't change this there are plenty of other states that will welcome us into the freedom loving fold. I can't cruise for a few years but boy are there some nice properties in Wyoming and Idaho. Always planned to buy some nice acreage from the farmers/ ranchers in the family in Colorado but looking out of state got me excited. I will fight it out and hope for the best but the retreat plan does not look bad. Being a 5 th generation Coloradoan of course I am partial to my state, but heck my ancestors came here looking for freedom and happiness I guess I could do the pioneer thing too. However here's hoping for something to change.

[bryjcom]

Would this not prevent you from using the mags?

Well... Maybe I'll keep a few.... LOL. My collection has never been about me really. It has always been for my children.