High Capacity Clips ?

[jsin607]

Hi.
I am new here.

I am trying to find out if high capacity clips are legal in pennsylvania.
I recently put together a deal of reselling some clips, and then I read the New York penal code and found out it is a class D felony to have a hi cap clip.

So I wanted to have a relative in PA order them, and reship.
Any input that will keep me out of prison is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

[ghost]

Yes, high capacity magazines are legal in PA. The way I understand it is that New York state is still under the 1994 style AWB so possession of a high cap mag made after 1994 is illlegal. So buying post ban hi caps in PA and transporting them into New York would be illegal. As I am not a lawyer you may want to so a little research on this. Try www.packing.org or http://www.nraila.org/gunlaws/

[jsin607]

I don't plan on trying to bring one into New York.
Just need a place to ship and remail them back out to other folks.
its a shame, all that crap for the ruger 10/22's and New York can't use half of it.

The way I read New Yorks Penal law it sounded like if they really wanted to they could brand my remington 597 an assualt rifle.

Thanks for the reply.

[RoyJackson]

First...these are NOT "HIGH capacity magazines! These are STANDARD capacity mags.

New York, in their moronic anti-rights mentality have decided citizens are not responsible enough to handle standard capacity magazines.

As the previous poster mentioned, if you sell a legal magazine (in PA) to a New Yorker, you've commited a crime. Don't do it! I'm sure many New Yorkers have ignored this stupid crap, but now NYC has that idiot Bloomberg, the Nazi, who probably would try to sue you.

[jsin607]

well, I did not plan on shipping them to any states where they are prohibited.
which as best I can tell from compiled lists on the NRA website etc, is only a half dozen or so states.

[Statkowski]

As the previous poster mentioned, if you sell a legal magazine (in PA) to a New Yorker, you've commited a crime.

That's not what was stated. A seller in Pennsylvania commits no crime if he/she sells legal magazines to a New Yorker while in Pennsylvania. Now, if the New Yorker happens to transport such magazines into New York State, that's a different matter - then, and only then, has a crime occurred, but by then it's no longer a Pennsylvania matter.

[jsin607]

Thats kind of how I figured it would work.
As long as the clips never pass into or through New York state I should be ok with the law.

[billy870m9]

its not a clip its a magazine.....unless u meen stripper clips for and sks or something its a magazine.....have a good one

[jsin607]

Yea.
And its not the motor in your car, it is an engine.
Motors are electric...

[billy870m9]

hey im just trying to help...have a good one