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OC max rounds in mag

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ComSec

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Is there any laws that limit the count of rounds in the gun, I just got a msg from someone telling me there is a 10rd limit ine holds 11 +1. I have been stopped :)and they counted my rounds but never said a thing and I never hear of this. any thoughts I looked in my state code and found nothing, anybody got any diffrent for there state?
 
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imperialism2024

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IANAL, but if there's going to be a limit, it will be a limit on magazine capacity, not the number of rounds kept in the magazine.

And as far as I know, Kansas has no such law... but I could be wrong, as I'm no expert in Kansas firearms law.
 
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jamesb3002

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Some localities have laws on the mag size and some have laws on the type of ammo you are allowed to carry.

I do not know the speciic laws for your area. You might want to ask this in your state forum.
 
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In Ohio, center-fire guns are limited to 31 rounds before you have to reload (30 round mag + 1 chambered). This is not always strictly observed, however. I've seen ads for higher capacity magazines for sale here. I guess nobody at the state level cares, but I'd hate to be a "test case." That said, you can carry as many such magazines as your strength will bear.

-ljp
 
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