Hmnn, please refer to the above three little monkeys. (Chimpanzees actually, which are apes, not monkeys. but the phrase is "three little monkeys").
How to convert 30rd mag to 10rds ?
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Look it's 2017, I'm not gonna judge. I refer, once again, to the three monkeys.
Im not sure this is a real video, it looks staged.
Ill knock that eyebrow right off his candy ass!!!
I could google memes aaallllll night. but I gotta go to sleep.
freddy
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Granted, the following is for CA (not for NY), but is interesting nonetheless.
From the magazineblock.com website...
The California DOJ is considering proposals that using a Magazine Block and epoxy or riveting are acceptable methods to make a magazine permanently 10 rounds 12/16/2016. Currently no complete description of what is considered permanently altered exists.
The state laws are listed for your convenience below. These may not be up to date with the current push for even more gun control laws against us law abiding citizens.
California:
Penal Code section 16740 defines “large-capacity magazine” to mean any ammunition feeding device with the capacity to accept more than 10 rounds, but shall not be construed to include a feeding device that has been permanently altered so that it cannot accommodate more than 10 rounds.
Updated 12/16/2016 Subject: Emergency regulations regarding Large-Capacity Magazines https://oag.ca.gov/firearms/regs
Current proposal by the DOJ:
§ 5491. Large-Capacity Magazine; capacity (a) Prior to July 1, 2017, large-capacity magazine permit holders may accept large-capacity magazines, as defined in Penal Code section 16740, from California residents for the purposes of permanently altering the magazine’s feeding device so that it reduces the capacity to 10 rounds or less. (b) Prior to July 1, 2017, an individual may dispose of a large-capacity magazine by permanently altering the magazine’s feeding device so that it reduces the capacity to 10 rounds or less. (1) A large-capacity magazine that is a box type can have its capacity permanently reduced by using both of the following methods:
(A) Inserting a rigid magazine capacity reduction device, also known as a magazine block, into the magazine body and then affixing the floor plate of the magazine to the body of the magazine with permanent epoxy. Metal magazines with metal floor plates have the option of being either welded closed or permanently epoxied closed once the magazine block(s) have been inserted. Due to magazine manufacturing variations (such as drum magazines or tubular magazines) it may be necessary to insert multiple magazine blocks in order to reduce the capacity to 10 rounds; and
(B) Once the capacity of the magazine has been reduced by inserting a rigid magazine block into the magazine, it shall be riveted in place through either the floor plate or side wall of the magazine body.
From the magazineblock.com website...
The California DOJ is considering proposals that using a Magazine Block and epoxy or riveting are acceptable methods to make a magazine permanently 10 rounds 12/16/2016. Currently no complete description of what is considered permanently altered exists.
The state laws are listed for your convenience below. These may not be up to date with the current push for even more gun control laws against us law abiding citizens.
California:
Penal Code section 16740 defines “large-capacity magazine” to mean any ammunition feeding device with the capacity to accept more than 10 rounds, but shall not be construed to include a feeding device that has been permanently altered so that it cannot accommodate more than 10 rounds.
Updated 12/16/2016 Subject: Emergency regulations regarding Large-Capacity Magazines https://oag.ca.gov/firearms/regs
Current proposal by the DOJ:
§ 5491. Large-Capacity Magazine; capacity (a) Prior to July 1, 2017, large-capacity magazine permit holders may accept large-capacity magazines, as defined in Penal Code section 16740, from California residents for the purposes of permanently altering the magazine’s feeding device so that it reduces the capacity to 10 rounds or less. (b) Prior to July 1, 2017, an individual may dispose of a large-capacity magazine by permanently altering the magazine’s feeding device so that it reduces the capacity to 10 rounds or less. (1) A large-capacity magazine that is a box type can have its capacity permanently reduced by using both of the following methods:
(A) Inserting a rigid magazine capacity reduction device, also known as a magazine block, into the magazine body and then affixing the floor plate of the magazine to the body of the magazine with permanent epoxy. Metal magazines with metal floor plates have the option of being either welded closed or permanently epoxied closed once the magazine block(s) have been inserted. Due to magazine manufacturing variations (such as drum magazines or tubular magazines) it may be necessary to insert multiple magazine blocks in order to reduce the capacity to 10 rounds; and
(B) Once the capacity of the magazine has been reduced by inserting a rigid magazine block into the magazine, it shall be riveted in place through either the floor plate or side wall of the magazine body.
freddy
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The Lancers are ultra reliable in my experience. Do you find this true of hexmags?
Hexmags work great, u can buy them online or at herbs
Toecutter
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I don't know,
Inspect if they want if you try and force 11rounds in it will break something.
I personally don't bring anything other then factory 10 rounders to the range , all my factory cz mags have a dimple in the side to prevent the follower from going all the way down, I could easily drill out that dimple faster then I could a pop rivet if I wanted to.