Do mags shipped have to be post marked by June 30, or do they have to be in your possession by then?

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Originally posted by iron chef:
Do mags shipped have to be post marked by June 30, or do they have to be in your possession by then?

They need to be in possession by the 1st. If the mail fucks up and they get lost and then show up on the 2nd we can't take possession of them, legally.

Realistically, nobody cares, as much as Sideshow Bob would love to do something about it, he can't really.

Looks like my last order got cancelled because they can't get it here in time. But hey, at least all our potholes are filled with junkies, they know what the real issues are around here.

What company? TopGunSupply and Greg Cote are fast on shipping.

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Originally posted by Voshterkoff:
What company? TopGunSupply and Greg Cote are fast on shipping.

It wasn't anything essential, just part of another order for holsters and mag carriers, decided to round it out with some more .30 caliber per second ghost salt clips.

I wound up buying another B&T, a APC9K to go with the APC9 I bought only a month ago. I was getting antsy trying to find more 30rd mags since just about everyone is out of stock. Finally found a shop in Tennessee that had them with the rubber drop bumpers for 1/3 more than I was hoping to spend, but one can't be choosey this close to the dropdead date. I was told by a buddy that the factory APC mags can blow apart when dropped on hard surfaces while they're still loaded with ammo, so I guess the bumpers are a good thing after all.

I mostly got everything I needed though I could've used a few more Canik TP9 mags and maybe a couple or four more Shield Arms 15 rounders for the 43X/48. Anyway, here's hoping Ferguson chokes on his crow when the SCOTUS finally renders mag limits unconstitutional. Fingers crossed.

Gun Mag Warehouse is processing very slowly, don’t bother with them at this point.

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Originally posted by Voshterkoff:
Gun Mag Warehouse is processing very slowly, don’t bother with them at this point.

Allegedly their lawyers have said that as long as the magazines are shipped and on their way before the 1st, they believe they're golden. Soooooo, do with that information what you like...

For some oddball mags, there is csspecs. Just received an email, and they are trying to get mags to WA state before other orders.

I have bought some 8 rd. Saiga 12 mags from them, and they are top notch.

www.csspecs.com is the website. I have no affiliation with them.

Good luck all!

Based on the recent SCOTUS gun control decision (and more for the legal analysis model it promotes than the actual subject of the decision), is anyone going to file a suit challenging this?

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Originally posted by BBMW:
Based on the recent SCOTUS gun control decision (and more for the legal analysis model it promotes than the actual subject of the decision), is anyone going to file a suit challenging this?

Yes, there's already lawsuits underway from the Second Amendment Foundation.

Well, kids, it's Grabber's Eve, hope everyone got all their standard capacity magazines in on time, wouldn't want to end up on Sideshow Bob's Naughty List. Or maybe you do, because he's a fuckin' loser and who cares what that dork has to say.

On to the lawsuits.

Make sure to turn in all your mags that arrived late!

Now, obviously I am not advocating breaking the law, even a stupid one like this, but how would anyone possibly know WHEN you bought the mags. I mean, if you went camping in Idaho and picked up some mags and drove home how could anyone tell? Seems silly.

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Originally posted by KevinCW:
Now, obviously I am not advocating breaking the law, even a stupid one like this, but how would anyone possibly know WHEN you bought the mags. I mean, if you went camping in Idaho and picked up some mags and drove home how could anyone tell? Seems silly.

No way to tell. Some magazines have dates on them, like Magpuls, but that's easily removed and not a crime.

In all likelihood they wont go after individuals, too hard to prove anything, not a big enough payday at the end of it, even if to "make an example" it's not worth it.

It's all just a lot of masturbation by Sideshow Bob and the Washington state Democrats.

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Originally posted by Expert308:
Washington and Oregon have been in a competition to see which can be the first to out-California California. Washington is in the lead.

On the lighter side, I heard the best news in months on the local news last night: The current legislative session has ended.

Sadly, no one will ever "out California" California...

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Originally posted by airsoft guy:

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Originally posted by KevinCW:
Now, obviously I am not advocating breaking the law, even a stupid one like this, but how would anyone possibly know WHEN you bought the mags. I mean, if you went camping in Idaho and picked up some mags and drove home how could anyone tell? Seems silly.

No way to tell. Some magazines have dates on them, like Magpuls, but that's easily removed and not a crime.

In all likelihood they wont go after individuals, too hard to prove anything, not a big enough payday at the end of it, even if to "make an example" it's not worth it.

It's all just a lot of masturbation by Sideshow Bob and the Washington state Democrats.

California having been in the lead on this issue, make sure any mags you possess that are dated, reflect dates of manufacture several months before the effective date of the Law in Washington.

Here in California, gunowners do not have to prove when they bought the mags, Law enforcement does...