California looking to Block High Cap magazines
Figured they would get going on this.
In the California Attorney General?s motion for a stay regarding standard capacity magazines, he states, ?...the State will suffer irreparable injury if large capacity magazines are permitted to flow into the State in the interim.?
Wants a stay to take affect no later than April 2 2019.
And requests a new Court ruling no later than April 5 2019, banning High Cap Magazines.
In the California Attorney General?s motion for a stay regarding standard capacity magazines, he states, ?...the State will suffer irreparable injury if large capacity magazines are permitted to flow into the State in the interim.?
Wants a stay to take affect no later than April 2 2019.
And requests a new Court ruling no later than April 5 2019, banning High Cap Magazines.
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Nobody thought it would last 0 -
Got to get my shipments out today. 0 -
But my payday is the 5th and I haven't heard from Kriss Vector for G20 magazine extenders. 0 -
A showing of irreparable harm would be impossible. I don't see that as a winner at all. 0 -
Mr. Perfect wrote:A showing of irreparable harm would be impossible. I don't see that as a winner at all.
Exactly. In fact the whole thing about 'high capacity mags' is a bunch of baloney.
It's like the believers believe the first 5 rounds are fine but the next 5 - 10 - 15 rounds are lethal.



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Didn't take long 0 -
Getting rid of the ban is a good thing. However, will the stay stop mags from being sold / available? I'm not sure how that works? 0 -
select-fire wrote:Didn't take long
Sure looks like infringement, don't it...0 -
NeoBlackdog wrote:select-fire wrote:Didn't take long
Sure looks like infringement, don't it...
Yep,no different than background checks,gun Free zones, licensing etc.0
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