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Straw Man

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64. It has been interpreted many different ways.

Fri Jun 17, 2016, 10:29 PM

Jun 2016

For example, some people think you can have a relic 15-round M1 carbine mag, but only if you have a relic carbine. You could have a newer carbine too, but you couldn't put the old mag in the new carbine.

I know that sounds crazy, but I've had people tell me that. And as I said, the state police are no help. They "don't give legal advice."

I even tried calling the Attorney General's office once. I didn't get through.

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Large capacity magazines [View all] hollowdweller Jun 2016 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author rjsquirrel Jun 2016 #1

We'll be lucky to get no fly no gun yeoman6987 Jun 2016 #21

Let's hope we DON'T get no-fly/no-gun Corporate666 Jun 2016 #51

Trust me. I know and agree yeoman6987 Jun 2016 #54

I think the biggest problem is that the proposals are always reactionary and useless Corporate666 Jun 2016 #56

So very true. yeoman6987 Jun 2016 #58

FYI, there are billions of "large capacity" magazines already in circulation. Just reading posts Jun 2016 #2

Yeah, why bother repairing the levee after it breaks? Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2016 #6

KInd of hard to repair the levee when a lake has formed on top of it. Just reading posts Jun 2016 #8

There's also billions of grenades out there. We should just say fuck it and make them legal again. Major Nikon Jun 2016 #19

Not in tens of millions of civilian hands Duckhunter935 Jun 2016 #30

Sure there are, just not in this country Major Nikon Jun 2016 #32

When have grenades been available for purchase on the open market for civilians in the modern era? Marengo Jun 2016 #44

Legally held in civilian hands in the U.S.? Just reading posts Jun 2016 #38

Ahhh, the gun fondlers "too late now - HAHAHAHA - die all of you!" argument Dem2 Jun 2016 #20

One thing magazines currently in circulation probably number into the tens of millions. You can doc03 Jun 2016 #3

Billions. Just reading posts Jun 2016 #7

Wouldn't argue that point, was at Cabelas a couple days ago. You have to draw a number and wait doc03 Jun 2016 #10

Aren't you proud? nt Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2016 #12

Not particularly. Just reading posts Jun 2016 #37

True, but we could prohibit the transfer of them as well. Adrahil Jun 2016 #11

out of the bottle not going back in DustyJoe Jun 2016 #28

You can also 3D print a machine gun receiver. We still do not allow their unfettered sale. NT Adrahil Jun 2016 #29

You can print and machine recievers Duckhunter935 Jun 2016 #31

Correct. But not machine gun receivers. Adrahil Jun 2016 #33

You can also 3D print a machine gun receiver. Angel Martin Jun 2016 #34

i printed a 3d printer with my 3d printer maxsolomon Jun 2016 #36

lol nt laundry_queen Jun 2016 #61

because Crepuscular Jun 2016 #43

Of course it is. We still make it illegal. Adrahil Jun 2016 #46

Weak argument. Straw Man Jun 2016 #59

Too many Old Codger Jun 2016 #4

Note that some states currently limit magazine size and the "assault weapon ban" PoliticAverse Jun 2016 #5

I agree. Adrahil Jun 2016 #9

traceability SuperDutyTX Jun 2016 #14

Yes, of course. Adrahil Jun 2016 #17

I imagine 3d printing them would be easy Travis_0004 Jun 2016 #53

Large cap mags have been restricted in the past, and currently are in several states. jmg257 Jun 2016 #13

Correction. Straw Man Jun 2016 #60

The way I read the relic mags would be say a 15rounder for M1 carbine...nice relic, but they make jmg257 Jun 2016 #63

It has been interpreted many different ways. Straw Man Jun 2016 #64

I wouldn't take chances...original $1500 S'G' with a pair of original 70yr old SG mags... jmg257 Jun 2016 #65

You have a point. The thing about AR15 that makes them useful to mass shooters is their aikoaiko Jun 2016 #15

I was never much into deer hunting myself but my dad killed many of them doc03 Jun 2016 #22

You don't need a 30-round mag to hunt. A five round mag in a AR will do fine. aikoaiko Jun 2016 #23

You need a 30 round magazine for self defence? How about a 12 ga. doc03 Jun 2016 #24

I'd much prefer an AR for accuracy and terminal ballistics than a shotgun in most situations. aikoaiko Jun 2016 #26

A knowledgable poster may be along shortly to inform you a Daisy BB rifle is more effective. Marengo Jun 2016 #45

In what kind of circumstances would you require AR-15s doc03 Jun 2016 #47

An AR-15 is not going to penetrate the brick of my house, then go through by neighbors house Travis_0004 Jun 2016 #55

Guns are not just for hunting and target shooting Corporate666 Jun 2016 #52

This is common sense Dem2 Jun 2016 #16

Of course it's common sense. Except for the people who lack it. Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2016 #18

"...make them harder to find - especially for people who are flaky outsiders in our society ..." Angel Martin Jun 2016 #35

You can make a magazine on a 3D printer now Lee-Lee Jun 2016 #25

Magazines are metal or plastic boxes Duckhunter935 Jun 2016 #27

the Assault Weapons Ban of 1994 limited magazine size to 10 rounds mwrguy Jun 2016 #39

And grandfathered the billions out there Duckhunter935 Jun 2016 #40

Yup. I think AR mags were 30-50 bucks Travis_0004 Jun 2016 #57

Kind of. Normal capacity magazines were legal to sell if they were made prior to 1994. Just reading posts Jun 2016 #42

About as good as we're going to get is... jmowreader Jun 2016 #41

Truthfully I wouldn't mind that...maybe a 20 round limit. ileus Jun 2016 #48

The guy DID pass extensive background checks Corporate666 Jun 2016 #49

First, we have to get out the vote, and get NRA toadies out of DC. HuckleB Jun 2016 #50

Guns and monsters Fairgo Jun 2016 #62