[GrumpyOlMan]

Federal appeals court has overturned California's high capacity magazine ban as unconstitutional and found it to be too burdensome since it would outlaw 1/2 the country's magazines. It would be nice if this stands but I'm sure this isn't the end of it!

 

[Think1st]

There'll have to be a new order issued rendering the applicable statute null and void. Of course, it could be appealed to SCOTUS. I don't know if the antis want to do that, though.

 

[lklawson]

There'll have to be a new order issued rendering the applicable statute null and void. Of course, it could be appealed to SCOTUS. I don't know if the antis want to do that, though.

They do, and they will.

Peace favor your sword ( mobile)

 

[Greg B.]

I heard on the radio that orders are shipping to CA as we speak.

 

[TNTRAILERTRASH]

I heard on the radio that orders are shipping to CA as we speak.

Yep, Brownell's is. PSA is taking orders.

Well, the mag shortage just hit, and the prices are going to take a big jump. CA people will be buying everything up tonight.

 

[Think1st]

They do, and they will.

Peace favor your sword ( mobile)

And when they do, standard capacity magazines will become protected for real.
إنشاء الله

 

[lklawson]

And when they do, standard capacity magazines will become protected for real.
إنشاء الله

Based on the willingness of SCOTUS to take 2nd amendment cases right now?

The anti rights people are feeling pretty good about trying to take stuff to the Supreme Court right now.

Peace favor your sword ( mobile)

 

[TNTRAILERTRASH]

Don't forget your handgun mags too!!!

 

[Think1st]

Based on the willingness of SCOTUS to take 2nd amendment cases right now?

The anti rights people are feeling pretty good about trying to take stuff to the Supreme Court right now.

Peace favor your sword ( mobile)

Well, SCOTUS has been pretty sparing with its willingness to take 2A cases, so if they deny cert on this case, then the precedent will be pretty close to set for standard cap magazines.

 

[lklawson]

Well, SCOTUS has been pretty sparing with its willingness to take 2A cases, so if they deny cert on this case, then the precedent will be pretty close to set for standard cap magazines.

So the anti rights crowd has nothing to lose by trying.

 

[Think1st]

So the anti rights crowd has nothing to lose by trying.

Well, they do. The precedent is set with the 9th that a ban on standard cap mags won't survive strict scrutiny. If SCOTUS denies cert, then the 9th Circuit's decision stands just a little firmer than it does at the moment. No one likes knowing that a favorable opinion is vulnerable to being overturned at the next highest level, and that's our side at the moment. If SCOTUS denies cert, then we'll rest a little easier, even if we would have preferred seeing this enshrined in a SCOTUS opinion.

By the way, they've been avoiding 2A cases like the plague over the last several years. If they take this one up, it will make me worry about what they intend to do with it and why they've chosen to go against their previous habit. I'll be nervous until this wraps up. Chief Justice Roberts has been a little unpredictable, to put it mildly.

 

[1024Megabytes]

Standard thirty-two round capacity magazines now legal in California again. Hades has frozen over! This is great news. Buy them up while you can California citizens.

 

[1024Megabytes]

Here is a weblink to one article on this subject:

https://californiaglobe.com/section...magazine-ban-overturned-by-9th-circuit-court/

 

[Rachgier]

That's why the Colorado Supreme Court rushed through the mag ban case here. RMGO filed early, hoping to beat the 9th circuit ruling in case it went bad for their position, and the court took the case on ahead of much older cases in the queue in the event the 9th circuit struck down Cali's ban.

 

[TNTRAILERTRASH]

Standard thirty-two round capacity magazines now legal in California again. Hades has frozen over! This is great news. Buy them up while you can California citizens.

The the 34rd Amend2's. Work great much cheaper!

 

[1024Megabytes]

The the 34rd Amend2's. Work great much cheaper!

I just bought an Amend2 brand thirty round magazine for the .300 Blackout AR-15 but I have not tried it out yet. It looks like it is decent quality.

 

[TNTRAILERTRASH]

I just bought an Amend2 brand thirty round magazine for the .300 Blackout AR-15 but I have not tried it out yet. It looks like it is decent quality.

Don't have a 300BO. They run .223-5.56 like butter! I have a Amend2 .40 mag I need to try.

 

[TheLASwamp]

CA has a difficult choice to make. If they take it to the Supreme Court and lose, all states that have mag bans will lose theirs as well. Right now, only CA is affected. This is a strategic decision for the gun grabbers. They may very-well decide not go push it. Either way, a huge win for CA Americans.

Of course, now we're going to see mags catch up with the huge shortages and high prices we are seeing for guns and ammo.

 

[1024Megabytes]

California has a difficult choice to make. If they take it to the Supreme Court and lose, all states that have magazine bans will lose theirs as well.

If they do try to take it to the Supreme Court my opinion on the future turn of events is the Supreme Court will refuse to hear the case.

 

[TNTRAILERTRASH]

CA has a difficult choice to make. If they take it to the Supreme Court and lose, all states that have mag bans will lose theirs as well. Right now, only CA is affected. This is a strategic decision for the gun grabbers. They may very-well decide not go push it. Either way, a huge win for CA Americans.

Of course, now we're going to see mags catch up with the huge shortages and high prices we are seeing for guns and ammo.

Buy now if you need them. It's only going to get worse. I yanked money out of my savings for ammo last night.

I'm thinking .223 is going to $.80-$1.20 per round buying in bulk by election time.