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jasonleevandyke · April 11, 2011, 09:01 AM

My advice to you is this: move. One of the reasons I left Michigan to go live in Texas was because of their gun laws.

My second bit of advice for you is to upgrade. Purchase a weapon designed to hold fewer rounds. After the Clinton magazine ban, 45 caliber weapons became far more popular. I suspect that will be the case in your state. One concept I like is the Guncrafter Industries 50 GI modification for the Glock 20 and Glock 21. That would be my answer to a ban of this nature. I would say: "Ok, because you have limited the number of rounds I can carry, I am going to purchase a firearm that shoots something larger and with more destructive potential than what I have now."

April 11, 2011, 09:01 AM	#86
jasonleevandyke Junior Member Join Date: April 8, 2011 Location: Frisco, TX Posts: 11	My advice to you is this: move. One of the reasons I left Michigan to go live in Texas was because of their gun laws. My second bit of advice for you is to upgrade. Purchase a weapon designed to hold fewer rounds. After the Clinton magazine ban, 45 caliber weapons became far more popular. I suspect that will be the case in your state. One concept I like is the Guncrafter Industries 50 GI modification for the Glock 20 and Glock 21. That would be my answer to a ban of this nature. I would say: "Ok, because you have limited the number of rounds I can carry, I am going to purchase a firearm that shoots something larger and with more destructive potential than what I have now."