Anybody else notice ebay sells only 10 round mags now?
Anybody else notice ebay sells only 10 round mags now?
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To sell on eBay, items must be legal in all 50 states. Or so I'm told
been that way a long time but also must conform to cali law because they are station there
Guess I never paid much attention. Only mags I've bought from there were some Chip McCormick 10 round 1911's
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I found this out a couple of years ago when i tried to sell some Glock 15 round mags. Ebay took the sale down and said only 10 rounds or less were allowed.
I listed a 12 round mag for a pistol (can't remember what) and almost got banned! Of course it wan'st my first warning
Yeah, sucks. I listed a Glock aftermarket threaded barrel for sale on there and it got taken down (after someone bid on it too) because it was deemed an "assault weapon part".
Looks like you have to play a game to sell on Ebay. From listings for M1 Carbine mags, on Ebay they sell 30 rounders with a note at the bottom " WW2, WWII USGI M1 / M2 Carbine Magazine. Stamped AYP. Holds 10 rounds per eBay policy- see pics..."...Here is one of the ads. https://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-WWII-US....c100752.m1982