The post whore thread.

[MrAK]

I haven't bought 22 mags in a long while, and some new ones have been released that I'd like to acquire. Are rimfire mags exempted from the capacity limits? I can't find that anywhere in the limits, only tubular magazines attached to the rifle.

It’s my understanding that rimfire (22cal or smaller) standard cap mags are not regulated.

[MrAK]

Never mind, I can’t seem to find what I have previously seen that stated rimfire was exempt. Seems the only thing I can find on a state website makes reference to tubular magazines in regards to rimfire exemptions.

[CS1983]

It is not my understanding that detachable mags are exempt based on cartridge type. Hence, one will not find .22lr AR mags for sale beyond 15 rounds in Colorado.

[ChickNorris]

Think y'all mistook my statement about '30' rounds for a single magazine.

[Great-Kazoo]

I haven't bought 22 mags in a long while, and some new ones have been released that I'd like to acquire. Are rimfire mags exempted from the capacity limits? I can't find that anywhere in the limits, only tubular magazines attached to the rifle.

It’s my understanding that rimfire (22cal or smaller) standard cap mags are not regulated.

ANY detachable mag, regardless of caliber, is regulated.

If you live in CO. Myself, doesn't matter. I have piles of BDM mags collecting dust.

[Gman]

Your tauntage is excellent today.

[Great-Kazoo]

Your tauntage is excellent today.

Not even trying

[Erni]

Special shout out to Stuart for helping me out and explaining the roofing biz to me like I'm slow. Thank you.

[Irving]

No problem, glad to help and gladder that you don't need a new roof.

What's your AirBnB idea?

[Erni]

Found a rural property, which has some acerage. Its under contract now, but I have my old school realtor checking to see if a backup offer makes sense from an effort and $ point. The house on that property is a bit small and old so needs lots of work, thus I think their price is a bit high. Regardless, its at a price point that the property will need to work and generate a cash flow, especially with kids college bound in a few years. Also the HOA life is not for us, several neighbors are a pain, and I want a large arse shop for the hands on hobbies.
I was thinking of doing a rural/farmish b&b that would cater to weekenders who love LoDo but want to pretend to live in the country for a day or two.