site with max mag cap?

[lethal93ta]

does anyone know of a site that has the max mag cap, Im just wondering what all states have a limit on how many you can carry just so I never think about moving there LOL.

[knight0334]

There is none in PA. Only a handful or more of communist states have caps. If you're in PA, the only time you are carrying too much ammo in your gun or on your person is when you're on fire or drowning.

[lethal93ta]

I know theres none in PA just wondering witch all states have limits.

[knight0334]

My apologies. ...so used to seeing n00b questions.

Um, www.handgunlaw.us and one of the NRA sites would most likely have the info. In know the NRA does, but not as a map. You have to look at each individual state's info.

[mjfletcher]

There is none in PA. Only a handful or more of communist states have caps. If you're in PA, the only time you are carrying too much ammo in your gun or on your person is when you're on fire or drowning.

Or if you have so much spare ammo on you that you can't reach for your gun.

"Yeah, I have 4000 rounds of ammo on me right now... my gun? Its right.... um... right.... ah...." *turns around* "its right there behind my hip, see?"

[dlclarkii]

2 off hand, in OK you can't have a cal bigger than 45, and in AZ you can only carry one handgun. Why OK and AZ has these restrictions dumbfounds me, both states have way less population per sq mi than most states.

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Top Gun Supply has a list of restricted shipping zones for magazines.


Hawaii: No handgun magazine above 10 rounds.
Maryland: No magazine above 20 rounds.
Massachusetts: No magazine above 10 rounds.
New Jersey: No magazine above 15 rounds.
New York: No magazine above 10 rounds.
Washington DC: No magazine above 10 rounds.
Chicago, IL: No magazine above 12 rounds.
Aurora, IL: No magazine above 15 rounds.
Oak Park, IL: No magazine above 10 rounds.
South Bend, IN: No magazine above 15 rounds.
California: No magazine above 10 rounds.

http://www.topgunsupply.com/magazine-restrictions.html

[imperialism2024]

2 off hand, in OK you can't have a cal bigger than 45, and in AZ you can only carry one handgun. Why OK and AZ has these restrictions dumbfounds me, both states have way less population per sq mi than most states.

Have a cite for that?

I can't find the law, and it's bothering me...

[shermdo]

Top Gun Supply has a list of restricted shipping zones for magazines.


Hawaii: No handgun magazine above 10 rounds.
Maryland: No magazine above 20 rounds.
Massachusetts: No magazine above 10 rounds.
New Jersey: No magazine above 15 rounds.
New York: No magazine above 10 rounds.
Washington DC: No magazine above 10 rounds.
Chicago, IL: No magazine above 12 rounds.
Aurora, IL: No magazine above 15 rounds.
Oak Park, IL: No magazine above 10 rounds.
South Bend, IN: No magazine above 15 rounds.
California: No magazine above 10 rounds.

http://www.topgunsupply.com/magazine-restrictions.html

I am not sure that this list actually addresses the OP's specific question. Some states such as those on this list, have across the board limits on mag capacity -- period. That is why there are 5 round mags for ARs and Mini-14's, etc. I that is what this list is related to. I read the OP's question to be specific to CCW.

[knight0334]

I am not sure that this list actually addresses the OP's specific question. Some states such as those on this list, have across the board limits on mag capacity -- period. That is why there are 5 round mags for ARs and Mini-14's, etc. I that is what this list is related to. I read the OP's question to be specific to CCW.

Those 5rnd mags are for hunting firearm capacity limits. Not possession or carry limits.

In several of the states that allow semi-autos to be used to hunt with, you must use 5rnd mags or less.