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Glock mag rebuilds

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Hey Ty,

 

Saw these mags on the website when I was looking for something else. Is this just a parts kit for me to make my own mag? The site says it can rebuild to 17 or down to 10. Is it also possible to make a 15 rounder out of this since that is also Jersey legal?

 

BTW, I have several of your AR15 15/20's and a 15/30 and they work brilliantly.

 

Thanks....Ed

Rebuild kits are disassembled mags used to repair a legally owned standard/large/high capacity magazine. I market them solely to CA since the state AG has said parts kits are legal in CA though other states with mag capacity laws such as NY, NJ, and MA have not clarified one way or the other. Based on the opinions that I've seen on this board lately, rebuilds wouldn't be a good idea in NJ.

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Now that I've thought about it some more, I agree that if the magazine is not "permanently blocked" there could be some problems with it. I appreciate the fact that you are worried not only about your bottom dollar, but whether your customer ends up in jail. :D

 

So, my next question is, does anyone know if there are permanently blocked Glock 17 magazines available that are Jersey legal?

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