Serious answer:
- Black letter of the law: EVERY gun with an external mag is "large capacity".
- It was an "unintended consequence" of morons writing law.
- GCAB researched the intent with the moron authors and then wrote a CMR to meet the INTENT (not the black letter of the law).
- Per the CMR to be large capacity one of 3 things are required:
* Gun is on the large capacity roster created by GCAB, or
* Any gun that was sold at any time to the civilian market with a large capacity magazine by the manufacturer, or
* YOU possess a large capacity magazine for said gun . . . and if so, the gun is only categorized as large capacity as long as you also possess said magazine. If you sell off the large capacity magazine, the gun reverts back to being non-large capacity.
The above is exactly what I teach in my MA Gun Law Seminars and based on the law and discussions with the permanent chairman of the GCAB as to what and why they created the CMR the way they did. Secretary of Public Safety (EOPS) signs off on these CMRs, so I am told that this is their official position on the matter.
- Black letter of the law: EVERY gun with an external mag is "large capacity".
- It was an "unintended consequence" of morons writing law.
- GCAB researched the intent with the moron authors and then wrote a CMR to meet the INTENT (not the black letter of the law).
- Per the CMR to be large capacity one of 3 things are required:
* Gun is on the large capacity roster created by GCAB, or
* Any gun that was sold at any time to the civilian market with a large capacity magazine by the manufacturer, or
* YOU possess a large capacity magazine for said gun . . . and if so, the gun is only categorized as large capacity as long as you also possess said magazine. If you sell off the large capacity magazine, the gun reverts back to being non-large capacity.
The above is exactly what I teach in my MA Gun Law Seminars and based on the law and discussions with the permanent chairman of the GCAB as to what and why they created the CMR the way they did. Secretary of Public Safety (EOPS) signs off on these CMRs, so I am told that this is their official position on the matter.