Darkmagik

Haha that's actually really funny I would probably buy them for giggles

Ahh I wouldn't have known that thank you.

I know a Glock 17 mag will work in a glock 19, but wouldn't it work the opposite way too?

I bought all of my mags in NJ from a dealer a few blocks from my house. All magazines are NJ legal.

Okay so yea copy and paste of the word file wont do it so after some google searchign I came across the site I copied it from so the link is here and it should be self explanitory. Enjoy http://www.vaportrails.us/html/xdm.html

Vehicle stop Edit: it was an AR mag not a modified pistol magazine.

Your welcome

It may look like 17 rounds I wouldn't do it. Wait until later for me to post the tutorial. Although,I was once stopped by an LEO and he did check my magazine to see if it only held 15 rounds and he pushed on my rounds and saw no space then unloaded the whole magazine and saw only 15 round hence it was a modified magazine and during the whole time I smiled and was thinking yea now what I was legal and you looked dumb. The magazine only held 15 rounds since it was modified to only hold that many rounds.

I'll post the turorial I found one some forum long ago to make the idea clearer I just have to get home.

If you weld a peice to each side you can still take it apart this of this [_] as the magazine and with the welded side you still have something to take a part [|_|]

For a shotgun why not try a saiga 12?

If you weld a part on the bottom then it is also permanently modified. There are a couple ways to make it work, but it all takes alot fo time, patience, and percision work.

I would be worse to do it while on a hunting trip out in the rain.

HK USP series or maybe a HK P2000 those are nice

Well the wait time for a P2P theorically is a wait period.

You can glue metal plates to each side to restrict the follower from going past the 15rd mark, but this has to be done out of state. I have a tutorial on my home computer wait if you want PM me and I'll send it to you. It's simple stuff and with gorila glue it wont move.

That's where I was getting at. For those that want the entire list it is

We were talking about the magazine and their part in the list right so the rest of the rifle and parts that make it 10 foreign parts or less is kind of irrelevant. As in to have a max of 10 foeign parts and lets say the rifle itself has 7 the magazine is important and from what I understand no matter how you cut it the law is it has to be compliant with the magazine it came with or with a different one so what I did talk about before just was to compare parts for parts to go towards the 10 or less foerign parts so if 10 is your number you have 3 parts to add with the rest of the rifle to make 10 or less

If the idiots in court try to pull some nonsense crap on the issue I am pretty sure a good NJ gun lawyer will have them throw it out of court if that came to the case

Tapco markets and sells their magazines as MADE IN THE USA so the 10rd mag that comes with the weapon is made in the us so the 20 or 30 rounders are too if you have doubts about that call or email tapco and ask them directly.

If you talk about the US in general that applies, but the difference with NJ is only the 15 round max so go to PA block a tapco 20 or 30 and your NJ legal and 922r compliant simple it's still the same parts in the magazine I never knew the tapco 10rd magazine has parts made differently from to 20 or 30s

Okay if you read the 922r compliancy law you can see clearly that the law states there must be x amount of parts that are US made so that the rifle is a sporting magazine right. Therefore if the magazine body, the follower, and the baseplate each count as a part making it +3 to the compliancy list it means that you have 3 parts that will make it a sporting model. Thus, if you take your tapco 10 round magazine and switch it for another magazine lets say a 20 round or 30 round tapco magazine I dont care which one it doesn't matter since you have the same +3 parts in either magazine. Bringing the concept of modifing the 10rd magazine to accept more rounds just brings it closer to the 20rd model yet still being within the guidelines of 922 so making a 10rd body accept 14 or 15 or 12 rounds doesn't mean anything what counts is the parts in that magazine so it's again the magazine body, the follower, and the baseplate so that mod wouldn't violate the 922r law. Think about it you need x amount of parts to make it legal if you still have those x parts MADE IN THE USA you didn't violate anything they are still MADE IN THE USA and if you want to add you can say MADE AND MODIFIED IN THE USA

I live in Cliffside Park I can do it for you shoot me a PM.

I am still waiting I applied I think the last week in may for my inicial FID card and yup my last reference form should have been in yeither yesterday or today so they got everything, but the Det the works FID cards had a family emergency so he isn't in for the rest of the week so I have no idea what to do to speed up the process. This is Cliffside Park, NJ Bergen County.

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