[iamhistory]

Hey All,

Got a quick question just to be sure I'm not mistaken..................are formerly banned to civilian hi-cap mags marked "Restricted to LEO/Military only" ok for civilians to own, use, and/or sell now?

I want to be sure of rules & regs...........I know that buying/using new hi-cap mags now is ok, but I'm particularly concerned with formerly banned/restricted mags.

Can anyone with a solid confirmation answer? I can speculate on my own, I want to be 100% sure.

Thanks much everyone!

[boofus]

Depends on your state laws. If you live in the real United States and not some socialist wormhole to marxist hell they are perfectly legal to own now.

[Stevie-Ray]

Yup. Even my Colt Tac Carbine has stamped into it:

Restricted Military/Government/Law Enforcement/Export Use Only

[iamhistory]

Thanks boofus...........I thought that was the case but I wanted to hear some other takes on it.

What about selling them locally?

I'm in PA

[rms/pa]

you are ok in PA for now.
"fast eddie from Philly"
may get a wild hair soon. keep an eye on our legislators too.

rms/pa

[shermacman]

Ditto the above. The federal ban is over, if your state has no limitation then you are good to go. If your state is a Marxist HellHole then you are still limited.

Here in Massachusetts we have to commit our drive-by shootings with only 10 round mags. After all, we gangbangers voluntarily surrendered our hi-caps along with our bayonet lug equipped assault rifles in order to comply with the federal law years ago.

[straightShot]

hi-cap? What's that? "Full capacity" mags are legal!

...unless one lives in CA or such.

[geekWithA.45]

The ATF posted a letter a minute or two after the AWB expired, explaining that federal law now had no restrictions against civilians owning, posessing, or transferring marked mags.

[armoredman]

Yep. for those of us here in Free AZ, no restrictions. I keep looking for a marked CZ Compact standard cap magazine, the one I ordered had the markings ground off.... :fire: