Legality of 30 rnd mags to California?

[TheSpark]

Do not use eBay for anything but buying. These days with the rules on eBay you will be scammed out of your money on a sale eventually. All the buyer has to do is say the item was not as listed, return a very good looking rock in a box to you and they get to keep the item and money.

Honestly, try selling on Craigslist. I have never listed something on Craigslist that didn't sell. No fees, no bother with shipping, and as long as you accept cash only there is no risk of being scammed.

Just remember, eBay (with paypal fees) will take around 30% (or more) of your sale. Craigslist takes nothing.

That is one thing that really gets me about eBay too. Fee to list, fee to sell, fee to accept money. They nickle and dime you three different times to make it look like they are not taking as much as they really are.

 

[Hogwylde]

They aren't lying. They don't say they ONLY hold ten rounds. They actually DO hold ten rounds.....quite nicely also. Just because they CAN hold more than ten rounds doesn't mean that they are lying.

 

[thumperdogg]

Do not use eBay for anything but buying. These days with the rules on eBay you will be scammed out of your money on a sale eventually. All the buyer has to do is say the item was not as listed, return a very good looking rock in a box to you and they get to keep the item and money.

Honestly, try selling on Craigslist. I have never listed something on Craigslist that didn't sell. No fees, no bother with shipping, and as long as you accept cash only there is no risk of being scammed.

Just remember, eBay (with paypal fees) will take around 30% (or more) of your sale. Craigslist takes nothing.

That is one thing that really gets me about eBay too. Fee to list, fee to sell, fee to accept money. They nickle and dime you three different times to make it look like they are not taking as much as they really are.

Ebay charges 10% and paypal 3%, so 13% total. I would not touch ebay if it were 30% lol

 

[TheSpark]

Ebay charges 10% and paypal 3%, so 13% total. I would not touch ebay if it were 30% lol

Back when I stopped selling they were as high as 30% in the end, especially for certain categories like video games. If they have changed that then I'm unaware. Still, ~13% when you could sell and pocket 100% by selling locally. I'll still stay away from eBay.

I would at least list locally in Craigslist or whatnot first. Like I said, I've never listed a single thing that did not sell on CL. Just wait until the first time you sell a $100 item on eBay and lose the item and all the money to a scammer. Only a matter of time for any seller on eBay. eBay is a scammer's paradise with their buyer protection rules they put in place a few years ago.

 

[Webster-dl]

Yes, moving a 11+ round magazine into California, or transferring one is a felony in California. Jail time, gun rights stripped. Don't screw with it...please. When it comes to guns, the government of California is a psychotic paranoid wackadoodle who isn't afraid to kill you...with "evil" guns wielded by wackadoodle PTSD'ing cops with power complexes. Don't screw with it...just stay away.

You can't reason with them, and they aren't bound by common sense nor morality...the California government, that is.

 

[Webster-dl]

For the record: rebuild kits for mags >10 rounds (aka disassembled mags) are "legal", but don't depend on the government or police in California to abide by the law. They are pretty wackadoodle...and might arrest you or even send SWAT after you. Don't get the other fool into trouble.

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