PMI's & Ruger
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http://perfectunion.com/forums/showthread....=&threadid=1087
identifying traits on the mag body, and the follower is unique to my knowledge for 30 rounders as well. Anyone can buy floorplates, it's being able to distinguish the bodies that help discern what they are or aren't......
As far as PMI's, that is the gist I catch here........but USA's are junk from personal experience..
identifying traits on the mag body, and the follower is unique to my knowledge for 30 rounders as well. Anyone can buy floorplates, it's being able to distinguish the bodies that help discern what they are or aren't......
As far as PMI's, that is the gist I catch here........but USA's are junk from personal experience..
I don't think the series of rifle is going to make to much difference. The 5 round factory mags seem to work in all of them. Gonna be a tough going getting good hi-caps in Calif. I'd suggest grabbing some pro mag 10 rounders. They work well for me and you can find them fairly cheap at the gun show in either Pomona( if they still hold it) or Del Mar.
Hey panderson. There has been some research in this area. The older series have longer mag latches, than the newer series. Check out this 3 page thread: http://www.perfectunion.com/forums/showthr...ght=short+latch
"seem to recall others posting that you cannot even trade nor buy standard capacity magazines in Kali anymore...those that go out of state and bring them back into Kali are subject to a felony conviction if caught..."
MIKR, you are correct but I never said anything trading, buying or selling HI-CAP mags here in CA.
Paul
MIKR, you are correct but I never said anything trading, buying or selling HI-CAP mags here in CA.
Paul
panderson, I wasn't directing that towards you, at all. You did not say a thing about Kali and the mag ban-I am sorry, I should have clarified that. I did not even know you were in Kali.
Rmeyer, STANDARD capacity for which the rifle was originally designed-which was certainly not ten rounds. 5 rounds is not standard, nor is 10.
"High caps" and "banana clips" are terms coined by anti-gun politicos and the media in which the "sheeple" adopt as bible. The M16/AR was not designed to hold 9 rounds, as Colt was recently supplying with new rifles. The original was tried with 25 rounds, then standardized to 20, and then we went to 30 in deference to Vietnam.
That is what is meant by standard capacity magazines.
We could make a special exception for Komiefornians and call 5 rounders standard, for those imprisoned there
Rmeyer, STANDARD capacity for which the rifle was originally designed-which was certainly not ten rounds. 5 rounds is not standard, nor is 10.
"High caps" and "banana clips" are terms coined by anti-gun politicos and the media in which the "sheeple" adopt as bible. The M16/AR was not designed to hold 9 rounds, as Colt was recently supplying with new rifles. The original was tried with 25 rounds, then standardized to 20, and then we went to 30 in deference to Vietnam.
That is what is meant by standard capacity magazines.
We could make a special exception for Komiefornians and call 5 rounders standard, for those imprisoned there
If it weren't for the follower tip, airman (are you an E-2 or -3?), I'd have had the silly thought that you may have been an ATF troll.....which has been all too prevalent on firearms boards lately.
There have been a couple of very low post count users here who voiced illegal suggestions, but I assure you, this is not the place for those "suggestions"...and those "suggestions or tips" are promptly removed....
There have been a couple of very low post count users here who voiced illegal suggestions, but I assure you, this is not the place for those "suggestions"...and those "suggestions or tips" are promptly removed....
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