Hi-Cap Mag permit? WTF?

[Kaos]

check the heading at the top of this page

http://www.centerfiresystems.com/ind...TS&Category=90

That REALLY sucks for those residents if that's law now.

Im buying mags now.

[normanvin]

Where would one get one of these permits?

Is this just a business ploy to sell more mags?

[Damage control]

Where would one get one of these permits?

Is this just a business ploy to sell more mags?

+4 sounds like a bad sales pitch.

DC

[knight0334]

The Ohio prohibitions no longer exist. OH created statewide preemption either last year or the year before.

In Massachusetts, if you have the Class A permit to carry/possess - you can own "standard cap"(hi-cap) mags. The Class B is limited to the lower capacity mags. ...if I remember correctly.

[colagrrl]

Take a look at this PDF file on www.handgunlaw.us for more info. If you've never been to the site before, you might find the 'US Off-Limits' pages interesting, because it breaks it down by state and tells you the info (in a nut shell) you need to know on firearm and concealed carry laws.

FWIW: Cincinnati, Columbus and Toledo, Ohio having Hi-Cap Mag restrictions was news to me, but I'll look around and see if I can find any info on when it went into effect.

[Kaos]

That's weird, Ive been to center fire's site a few times before and never saw that notice...ever.

Weird.

[Tackdriver]

please re-read the notice on that web site. Read it carefully

Reading, it's fundamental.

[BenningBoy]

What is the formula to determine what a hi-cap is? If a maufacturer makes a 7 round magazine for a gun that prior to that came only with 6 round mags, is the 7 round mag a hi-cap? For a Springfield XD .45, 13 rounds is hi-cap. For the same gun in 9mm, it's 16 rounds. I've seen 75 round AK mags that were sold as "novelties" as opposed to "uber-hi-cap." Seriously, is there law that comes down to a number to classify a mag as hi-cap?

[jdlv4_0]

What is the formula to determine what a hi-cap is? If a maufacturer makes a 7 round magazine for a gun that prior to that came only with 6 round mags, is the 7 round mag a hi-cap? For a Springfield XD .45, 13 rounds is hi-cap. For the same gun in 9mm, it's 16 rounds. I've seen 75 round AK mags that were sold as "novelties" as opposed to "uber-hi-cap." Seriously, is there law that comes down to a number to classify a mag as hi-cap?

Generally, it's any mag over ten rounds. Laws regarding this since the sunset of the AWB very from state to state.