Fixed magazine question

[Robin]

I posed this question on another string and figured it was worth its own string. I am genuinely curious. Of course the law is intentionally vague just so's they can jack you up just for having one in the first place and let the system be your punishment, but I think its' a fair question.
If you have different caliber uppers that require magazines unique to those calibers and only one lower, how do you secure your magazine so as to comply and at the same time make it possible to switch magazines for each upper? Are you forced to buy lowers for each caliber? Okay, now that my blood pressure has reached danger levels as I do a mental review of all the shit that has come down from the tyrants in Albany I must stop here.
This shit is so bothersome and stupid, even if your not directly affected. FUNY!
Robin

 

[dwa12479]

Just remove whatever maglock device you're using, change to the mag you need, reinstall maglock device.

 

[FP1201]

Words have meanings unless written by the Legislature.
I too have pondered the minutia of removing a previously "permanently attached" magazine as in my mind the fact that you have an Upper Receiver Assembly, and a lower that will now accept a magazine that at least for the time it takes to install and activate a locking device, you now have an "Assault Weapon".

On the Interstate the Speed Limit is 65 in most places now, many folks drive around 74 and the Cops don't even look up from what they're doing until you go by above 80
Unless you make it their business, generally they'll let you do yours.
It's been contended many folks unwittingly commit crimes every day that they're either not aware of or that even the Pettifoggers won't chase.