High Capacity Magazines

[Wblaurel]

Any information on what to do for those with magazines greater than17 rounds?

 

[clarencehenherder]

Any information on what to do for those with magazines greater than17 rounds?

If you don’t have a Delaware concealed carry license you could epoxy in a filler and trim the spring. Law says can’t be “easily” converted to +17 rounds. IANAL but I do not think it would be “easy” to restore to prior capacity.

 

[Applehd]

WWNC

 

[RJRjr]

Put them in your sock drawer.

 

[rseymorejr]

Put them in your sock drawer.

I sometimes put socks in my magazine drawer

 

[adit]

and sometimes you are better off putting a sock in your mouth

 

[smokey]

Keep them. Buy more. Do not comply with unconstitutional mandates.

 

[lazybones]

Keep them. Buy more. Do not comply with unconstitutional mandates.

People obey NFA rules. I'm not sure how this is any different. If the NFA had implemented a 20 round ban, would anyone be complaining.

 

[E.Shell]

There are a lot ( I mean a lot) of misconceptions regarding Maryland's law on "High Capacity" magazines- both among civilians and even (more so) among law enforcement. So today we break it down Barney style and really find out what the deal is- are they legal?!

Except this is the Delaware forum.

 

[Night Train]

Keep them. Buy more. Do not comply with unconstitutional mandates.

 

[RFBfromDE]

DE colors. Nice touch.

 

[Lafayette]

I still wonder about possession of a mag with capacity of >17 rounds if you have a CCW that Delaware recognizes via reciprocity. Per statute they are supposed to give “full faith and credit.” Would this extend to the mag exemption?

I don’t plan on being the test case - but it’s an interesting question.