Hell no, not for mags especially.
Magazine capacity options for residents of commie states
Ian Brooks
Sebastian Gutierrez
Except now they're kvetching that…
Same in Chicago, and New York, and Jersey City, and I'm sure Los Angeles, Seattle, San Fransisco, District of Columbia, Denver, delete as applicable.
Luke Turner
Buy a drill nigger. Or for some glued shut mags use a pot of hot water to remove glue.
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Not the same but it'll probably spawn a bunch of others using a similar or maybe better method.
I crash too much.
Elijah Scott
It's almost like those laws in the major metros were designed to constantly expand until they cover the entire nation.
Luke Rodriguez
Actually, you could probably add a lever to the design shown in OP's picture, and remove the sides of the magazine well. With a proper locking mechanism, and not-shit alignment you could probably build a real shitty kind of rotating revolver magazine holder that allows you to switch from one magazine to the next.
The lever first lowers the revolver mag assembly to clear the bolt carrier even on a closed bolt.
It then engages a cog which rotates the magazine assembly. Releasing the lever will only raise the assembly. It would need quite a strong spring that pushes it up, because the spring in the magazine would work against it if the bolt is closed.
I know this is retarded, but it would be a neat little toy with no real use.
Isaac Cox
a border ;_;
Jack Long
This, no borders!
Joshua Jenkins
Are there any restrictions on havng something belt fed?
Austin Lewis
Open borders for Israel.
Noah Powell
In NY it's actually legal to own a semi-fun 1919. I don't feel like spelling out how unless someone wants me to.
t. NYer