2aHawaii
General Topics => General Discussion => Topic started by: bideue77 on March 29, 2016, 08:43:37 PM
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Just wanted to know the Hawaii laws on this situation. I'm interested in building a 9mm AR. Palmetto has dedicated 9mm lowers that take Glock magazines. Would I be able to legally own a Glock mag with a capacity of more than 10 rounds if I have a 16" 9mm AR? Thanks!
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It's my understanding that magazines with 10+ rounds are strictly LEO only. Even though it will be used with pistol caliber AR, and not a pistol, I believe it would be illegal because it could be also used in a handgun. By no means am I an expert, so you could also check with a local gun store to make sure. Good luck!
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Hawaii State law prohibits greater than ten round detachable pistol magazines, including rifle magazines capable of use in any pistol. :(
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I wonder if you could get away with having a groove cut in the mag well and welding a nub on the magazine making it incapable of fitting in a pistol,
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Thanks for the info guys... What about a 9mm AR setup that uses the Colt/metalform pattern magazines? I would imagine it'll be similar to an 5.56/.223 in that a 5.56 mag can be used in a pistol system but yet it is still legal here in Hawaii. Any thoughts?
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Thanks for the info guys... What about a 9mm AR setup that uses the Colt/metalform pattern magazines? I would imagine it'll be similar to an 5.56/.223 in that a 5.56 mag can be used in a pistol system but yet it is still legal here in Hawaii. Any thoughts?
The Colt 9mm 32 round AR-15 magazine is occasionally available at some LGS so I guess they're okay.
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What London 808 proposed seems like it's a doable solution to our absurd handgun magazine law.
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If it's doable, it would have to be done prior to entering Hawaii probably.