I got an email from a friend who tried to order some magazines direct from the factory. He was told S&W is not shipping any magazines to states in which certain cities have restrictive laws. I suggested he try CDNN or Top Gun Supply.
S&W, "No magazine sales to Illinois"
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BigBill
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I said once a few states fall to these new capacity magazine laws the rest may follow. It's the dealers who don't fully know the restriction laws on the magazine laws for each state so there putting restrictions on every state and city they know nothing about.
We need a nation wide ccw permit that will allow us good gun guys to carry from state to state with any magazine capacity we choose. We need a nation wide ccw permit that allows us honest gun owners to purchase firearms in any state too. Ease up on the good honest gun guys and tighten up on the bad guys. Make the ccw card for purchasing ammo too.
We need a nation wide ccw permit that will allow us good gun guys to carry from state to state with any magazine capacity we choose. We need a nation wide ccw permit that allows us honest gun owners to purchase firearms in any state too. Ease up on the good honest gun guys and tighten up on the bad guys. Make the ccw card for purchasing ammo too.
imashooter2
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I'm not much interested in getting a "permit" to buy magazines and ammo.
I hope this is not so,I want to get a couple more magazines for my 9c. A LGS has magazines for the Shield and the 17 round ones for the full size but none for the Compact in any caliber. I do not live in the Chicago area.
mjlabs
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Chicago always has and always will ruin it for the rest of us.....on anything.
Bkreutz
US Veteran
You might try Quantico Tactical. Smith and Wesson Magazines at Quantico Tactical
They usually have mags in stock. If the mags you want are legal in your state, they will ship them.
They usually have mags in stock. If the mags you want are legal in your state, they will ship them.
mjlabs
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Amen to that. Nation wide CCW laws/permits would sure take away a lot of questions and headaches. Only thing I see it doing now is setting up all abiding citizens that carry, to fail thus breaking the law. One set of rules for all the states would make life alittle easier.
i bought one....
I found and paid too much for a high capacity mag that I wasn't ready to buy. No laws here but I'm not taking any chances.
I found and paid too much for a high capacity mag that I wasn't ready to buy. No laws here but I'm not taking any chances.
bushmaster1313
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That took me a minute... LOL
I'm sorry, but I do not want the Feds involved in any way, shape, form, or fashion with Georgia gun law. I'll guarantee you that any Federal permit that could be ironed out would be more restrictive than what we have in Georgia. Be careful what you wish for. Suppose Congress passed such a law, and a president signed it, and that law mandated that states were required to abide by the Federal law rather than the state? Someone who lives in a restrictive state right now might like such a law, but those of us lucky enough to live in a relatively free state would hate it. This is one of the few things I disagree with the NRA on.
Better to rescind all the Federal Laws and allow states to pass gun law. (That is wishful thinking, I know.) I am a believer in the Constitutional concept of Federalism; leaving most lawmaking up to the individual states.
BigBill
Absent Comrade
I had to register my large capacity mags anyway.
If we had one national law across the land for ccw carry instead of every state and some cities being different.
If we had one national law across the land for ccw carry instead of every state and some cities being different.
BobC357
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And the good news is that climate change will melt the ice caps making the oceans rise and flood Washington DC, New York City, New Jersey, a lot of California and a good part of Chicago!! Why would anybody not want climate change?
As long as they don't require:
Permit to buy gun
Permit to buy ammo
Permit to buy reloading equipment
Permit to buy accessories
Registration in any way, shape, or form.
Records of transactions between individuals.
Restriction on magazine capacity beyond the current 30 rounds.
FOID, whatever that is.
In short, as long as these proposed laws weren't any more restrictive than current Ohio law, then I may be willing to listen.
Maybe...
venomballistics
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And the good news is that climate change will melt the ice caps making the oceans rise and flood Washington DC, New York City, New Jersey, a lot of California and a good part of Chicago!! Why would anybody not want climate change?
Now that you make me think of it. Might be worth talking to a few tribal elders about traditional rain dances.
If it works, it could be a national sensation.
tork'd
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And the good news is that climate change will melt the ice caps making the oceans rise and flood Washington DC, New York City, New Jersey, a lot of California and a good part of Chicago!! Why would anybody not want climate change?
well..
less land..
same number of antis..
i could see tensions rising a touch..
and will you guys quit teasing about Chicago sliding off into the lake..it's not funny anymore...
Moonman
Member
States would not want to give up STATES RIGHTS, on the CCW
issue, so it's best to forget a pipe dream.
issue, so it's best to forget a pipe dream.
labworm
US Veteran
The thought of one big blanket covering all states in a way would be great but does frighten me. Who would regulate it?
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