Current Locations For Pre-Ban Mag Use?

[Leaveammoforme]

Anybody mind hitting me with some info? I googled and I can't seem to make sense of what's current.

Say an individual wanted to get a 30 round magazine, that is externally marked 10/91, into the hands of a person that would otherwise not be able to legally possess a 30 round mag because of manufacture date.

What states/counties would they be looking for?

[richiecotite]

Massachusetts for sure


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[ViniVidivici]

Yeah that's a state thing. Google search.

[Hush]

94 was the AWB...

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[omegajb]

Something like this?

https://qm-supply.com/preban-high-capacity-magazines/

If so, even though it's a pre ban magazine, it would still be illegal to transfer to a state with a standard capacity ban.

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[Leaveammoforme]

Something like this?

https://qm-supply.com/preban-high-capacity-magazines/

If so, even though it's a pre ban magazine, it would still be illegal to transfer to a state with a standard capacity ban.

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Yep. Okay mag with correct cage code and date. Didn't know about illegal to import. I never kept up with what was what. I was thinking I could get it to someone who could use it.

I'll just put it back in the junk drawer. Thanks for info.

[omegajb]

It's not illegal in a free state but you can't transfer them to someone who lives where there are magazine restrictions.

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[Curlew]

FPNI. The Massachusetts mag ban exempted pre-bans, so unless something has changed fairly recently, that’s where your mag wants to be....

[The_War_Wagon]

I think New Yawk is still stuck with pre-'94 mags. I KNOW they're stuck with pre-'94 LOWERS.

[PappyM3]

If so, even though it's a pre ban magazine, it would still be illegal to transfer to a state with a standard capacity ban.

That is not true for every state with magazine restrictions.


Yep. Okay mag with correct cage code and date. Didn't know about illegal to import. I never kept up with what was what. I was thinking I could get it to someone who could use it.

I'll just put it back in the junk drawer. Thanks for info.

He’s wrong. Maybe there’s a state with a law mimicking his claim. But Massachusetts residents with an LTC, for a fact, can purchase any pre-ban magazine, wherever it currently resides, and have it shipped into MA. All legal. There may be other states too, but I haven’t kept up on the changing AWBs in other states. Massachusetts had kept the original federal AWB since 1998. They actually just use a direct pointer to federal USC from 1994.

[m1a_scoutguy]

I think New Yawk is still stuck with pre-'94 mags. I KNOW they're stuck with pre-'94 LOWERS.

NY is stuck with "sh*t" Look up the SAFE Act !! And you guys are worried about Universal Background checks and other stuff !! :mad: Welcome to my world since 2013 ! Read & enjoy !! https://safeact.ny.gov/ NOTHING Pre-Ban matters anymore.

[Leaveammoforme]

Edit- mag claimed in PIF thread.

Thanks for info. Mag is in the PIF thread for someone to cherish, love and possibly name.

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?20223-gt-OFFICIAL-lt-quot-PAY-IT-FORWARD-quot/page235

[Evel Baldgui]

AAAGH....go to the range with your 7 or 10 rd mag to play with, keep the 30 rounders at home in case serious bad-ness happens.

[m1a_scoutguy]

AAAGH....go to the range with your 7 or 10 rd mag to play with, keep the 30 rounders at home in case serious bad-ness happens.

Oh yea and "We Are Allowed" 10rds in our mags at the range & for competition events,,LOL !! They actually did away with the 7rd stipulation, a NY Judge ruled it basically stupid,:cool:,they just never changed the Penal Code so all the fuds and scared people will still just put 7 rds in there mags !

[Core781]

I thought all magazines were standard capacity??

[The_War_Wagon]

I thought all magazines were standard capacity??

If it's a 20 that don't hold 20, a 30 that don't hold 30, etc.... it's SUB-standard capacity. A Whinestein doorstop.