Which States have....

[Todesengel]

...restrictions regarding hi-cap mags??? I know of California...are there others?

[WT]

NJ limits mags to 15 rounds max.

[jehu]

Maryland has 20rd max only to transfer, you can own higher cap mags, just can't buy or sell higher than 20rd in state. Makes alot of sense hunh? :banghead: :cuss: :barf: :fire:

[Todesengel]

how about NY?

[faustulus]

Pretty sure Hawaii has a 10 round limit.

[DR]

Massachusetts still has its own version of the AWB in effect. Standard capacity magazines made before the Federal AWB are legal. LE-only marked and post-ban magazines are good for ten years in jail. Thankfully my standard capacity USP mags have date codes on them so I can prove they're legal.

[Standing Wolf]

Colorado law suggest shooters restrain themselves from carrying magazines of greater than 18,429-round capacity: the probability of back injury rises astronomically.

[RCL]

Current New York law is a copy of the expired AWB. 10 rounds max, pre ban mags legal.

[Todesengel]

Current New York law is a copy of the expired AWB. 10 rounds max, pre ban mags legal.

Shoot...I sold two Glock High Cap mags - the buyer lives in Port Jeff sta.
NY 11776. He didn't tell me it's illegal to own them there. I haven't sent them there yet.

[LSCurrier]

Todesengel:


In NY it is legal to own pre-ban hi-cap magazines.

I just bought a Sig 228 9mm with 5 13-round magazines and live on Long Island, NY (not far from where your buyer is). When I registered (:fire:) the 228 I brought the magazines with me and the registering cop looked at them and called them legal as they do not indicate - "Law Enforcement Only".

Do the magazines that you are shipping to NY indicate "Law Enforcement Only"? If so, they are illegal to ship here. If not, they are legal.

Luke

[Todesengel]

thanks for clearing that up! They aren't LE ONLY stamped. Thanks again!

[carpettbaggerr]

If so, they are illegal to ship here What law would you be breaking? The buyer can be prosecuted for illegal importation, but how could you be prosecuted in Texas for violating a NY state law?