Are Pre-Ban mags still in demand?

[clang444]

So I'm going through my inventory of spare mags and I noticed I have a good number of pre-ban Glock 17 and 19 mags. These are the early U notch mags and I noticed because one of my G19 mags has developed a crack all the way down the back of it. The rest of them are all in good shape.

Are these something that people in some states are still looking for, or has all that been done away with? Thanks.

 

[dusty3030]

Yes I believe they are still valuable to people in Massachusetts.

 

[Rule3]

They are for sale on Gun Broker for insane prices.

 

[clang444]

Thanks gents. I didn't know if there were any states that still needed these.

 

[Scott in NCal]

Out here on the left coast if we owned those before the state ban we get to keep them. Now though, like a box of 22 shells, a flower arrangement, or a pet ferret, importing them is illegal. Trafficking humans and being a pre 18 Year old prostitute is more or less ok

 

[TomkinsSP]

Out here on the left coast if we owned those before the state ban we get to keep them. Now though, like a box of 22 shells, a flower arrangement, or a pet ferret, importing them is illegal. Trafficking humans and being a pre 18 Year old prostitute is more or less ok

Simple rule of thumb: you are a legislator, what you use is legal, what you don't is illegal.

 

[eveled]

Yes valuable in Massachusetts.

 

[Welder1]

Here in Massachusetts they sell very quickly for crazy money.

 

[NYlakesider]

The peoples republic of NY has a ban on magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.

I got lucky and found a few 10s made by S&W a long time ago to keep my 6906 legal. What S&W in that case did was place strategic impressions in 12 round mags to limit capacity.