Do they sell M&P 2.0 compact 40 mags in 10-rounds? I’m covered by LEOSA and N.J. just passed a 10 rounds maximum magazine capacity law. .......yeah my in-laws really need to leave that state.

Try gunmagwarehouse.com

Same issue here! The 15 round mag for my M&P9mm 2.0C is now NJ non-compliant. They have allowed 180 days from date the law was effective (14JUN2018) to either destroy, surrender, or modify existing "high capacity" magazines. My LGSs have advised that they can modify the 15s to 10 and it is permanent. FSS in Whippany will do this for $10.00 per. RTSP in Randolph quoted $15.00. This is the route I will be taking (eventually).

Lew

Are they pinning or riveting the magazines? Once you know their solution perhaps you could do a sticky for people with that issue.

Don't know the details with regard to how they accomplish it. I am not in a big rush to have it done at this time. Will be firing my 15+1 at least through the fall based on the 180 day allowance.

I think for my M&P 2.0 Compact 40 I’m just going to get full size 10 round mag and put my grip sleeves on them. Right now I cannot think of anything better.

You can get mag blocks from:

http://www.magazineblocks.com/magent...l-limiter.html

and adjust to fit.

I bought a few of these for each of my pistol and AR mags. The NJ law is vague. Your LGS will epoxy the base pad for liability. Not sure if you just epoxy the spring to block will be good enough. Then you can still dissemble to clean. Would be nice to get clarification from the state. Murphy is a major d-bag!

** As for SW mags. I called them and was told they are working on it and to check back in a few months.