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That sounds really long. Have you tried any local mom and pop shops, they usually can crank out low volumes in a week?

So, it's OTHER people's fault when YOU back into their cars? Ever hear of a thing called a mirror?

What's your definition of "older"?

There's two types of coverage. One is insurance, where they will reimburse you for costs of defense up to the max on your policy. Works similar to your other insurances. The other is Legal Defense coverage, where you're getting a lawyer at your services. There are slight differences on what each one covers and pays for, it depends on your personal need which one to choose.

Actually sounds a little kinky.... what else they sell there?

Yes, more than 15. Case in point, there are tons of 15/20 and 15/30 mags in use that were blocked. Has anyone heard of someone being challenged by a LEO to prove they were restricted, since on the outside they look like a 20 or 30? I haven't heard or seen any stories regarding that. Plus, I know some people who moved in New Germany with their Freedom mags (30 rounders) from a different state that have used them. Nobody, including ROs have said anything. OK, how about standing out in the storm with your metal AR15 in your hand. Will you get hit by lightening? Understandable, but I think a few here on this site need to come out from under their beds. The black SUVs aren't waiting to kick in their doors and search their houses for 15 round mags. Crap... I was looking to make some easy money.... darn... Anyone else want to take that bet?

Ding Ding Ding... you win the Internet today!! Here's the thing, how may people have gotten busted for 15+ mags in the last decade or two? Think anyone has been using 15+ mags those years? Don't you think if that was important, they would have been doing that regularly for the past decade? Guess what, they haven't. I think you have a better chance getting hit by lightening then being hooked up and taken away for having a 15+ mags. I'll go one step further and bet $1,000. that you can go to the range during Christmas break and see a bunch of guys shooting with 15 round mags at different ranges. Anyone want to take that bet?

They have been accepted for 15 rounds for years. Neither were any others the past years. I believe if you made a "good faith" effort to block them to 10, a LEO or judge wouldn't take the time to prosecute you. They have way bigger fish to fry on the docket. even a better reason to use the magblocks.

and that's the biggest issue. Based on reports here, many LEOs don't even know of the new law, much less the penalties for it. My suggestion, if you're really concerned. Do what ever minimum you need to do (blocker, roll pin, piece of wood) that limits the number of rounds the mag holds to 10. If you ever get asked (which would be slim to none), you might be asked to show that you only can get 10 into the mag. They won't check to see what method you used to block them.

Maybe post your location under your avatar. You never know what other members live near by.

Just as a FYI, companies have been selling "NJ compliant" 15 round mags for years that have removable base plates and removable blockers, and no one had said they weren't legal. and that's the issue, what is considered "permanent". You get as many opinions as people who respond.

So are Ruger's.

and hide one really well, and put the good stuff in it. Put the second safe in a visible area with the lower quality stuff. If someone breaks in, they'll go for the first safe they find, hoping to steal some goodies, and not search for the second one. Hide in plain sight is also a good plan.

I joined them. They are basically the Conservative version of AARP, which leans Liberal. They offer a cross section of discounts on products and services just like AARP does, but they aren't as big yet. Exactly correct.

I would spread them out in different locations and not all in the same safe.

Only AFTER Dec. 10th, here is why: That was the purpose of the "grace period", so people can make what ever arrangements they want during the 180 days. After Dec. 10, 11+ becomes "hi cap" mags.

@AVB-AMG, what happened, did someone hack your account?? Your starting to sound like a Republican, as everyone knows, Democrats don't believe in Personal Responsibility, and believe the government will take care of them and provide for them. So, who hacked your account? You're not sounding your "usually", you're sounding "logical".

You said EXISTING law for hi cap, that would be for 16+ mags, and no transportation for them, which is what it has been for years. and allowed transport them until Dec. 10 with the NEW law, because they are NOT hi cap mags at 16+ and grandfathered to the 10th. AFTER the 10th, then we lose the ability to legally transport the 11+.

That's what I thought, a good "what if" read to make you start thinking of all the possibilities and to make sure you have them covered.

What's the interpretation of all the other 2A lawyers? One lone opinion isn't enough.

@Zeke

you missed.... counting.... number of shots before reloading.

Yeah, but I wanted the guts to be a bulletproof Ruger 10/22. That's the important part. Does the window curtains really matter in that case? I did that too, lots of it. Like I said, it wasn't about the money, that wasn't a consideration, there's lots of that too.

So, what will the guys here, who neutered or replaced their 15s with 10s say, when they go to the range a year or so from now and still see other people show up with 15s and never get questioned?

Me too, they didn't seem to go after people when the 15 round law was passed. I think it will be just like Colorado, where it won't be enforced except in special situations. https://www.ammoland.com/2015/05/colorado-gun-magazine-ban-goes-unenforced/ There will be THOUSANDS of people going to the range with 15s after December 10th, and won't know the law. Actually, that might be a little more accurate. I really believe very few people (besides the members here) even know of the law, including LEOs, as LtCap mentioned above.