OK, I hate to be the first to broach the topic, and I certainly hope they aren't necessary, but..
What do you think the odds are that manufacturers will make 7 round magazine models, and replacement magazines, for their NY customers?
I'm really hoping that this provision and at least the provision for NCIC checks for ammo purchases, are repealed. If they are not, are we looking at a de facto ban of a lot of semi auto handguns in NYS?
The law speaks of permanent modification to seven round capacity.
Since magazines seem to be a leading cause of malfunctions, how hard is this for a person or manufacturer to do? Doesn't it require a modification of both spring length and rate, and won't that require some significant testing to work?
What do you think the odds are that manufacturers will make 7 round magazine models, and replacement magazines, for their NY customers?
I'm really hoping that this provision and at least the provision for NCIC checks for ammo purchases, are repealed. If they are not, are we looking at a de facto ban of a lot of semi auto handguns in NYS?
The law speaks of permanent modification to seven round capacity.
Since magazines seem to be a leading cause of malfunctions, how hard is this for a person or manufacturer to do? Doesn't it require a modification of both spring length and rate, and won't that require some significant testing to work?