Ok Sorry to revive this thread but I have been reading the Victorian 1996 Act as amended in Feb 2020 and the Regulations as of 2018 (updated link).
I cant find where it talks about magazine limits other than for shotguns and Lever Actions. Any help would be appreciated. Likewise if there is an exemption for Primary Producers. I could swear I have read this before it may have been in a previous version. Damn documents are a bitch to read.
Think I found it in Schedule 2 of the ACT. However it does state that if the License was obtained for Hunting or sport or target shooting the license is subject to the condition. I would argue if the license was obtained for Primary Production that the condition does not apply.
50 round mags are totally unacceptable, I believe if you need 50 rounds, then you should be running belt fed or drums which should be available. Sorry OG no need to duck for cover I just canât support any restrictions other than licences and background checks which I only marginally support to massage the egos Of people to be.
I vaguely remember this thread, about how they werenât importable anymore.
Would it be possible though to stick a shaped bit of plastic onto the end of the magazine though? As in literally glue something on the end for purely aesthetic purposes?
Ah - I was referring to that picture from before - the one that Jizzflinger posted. I was just musing about how you could have that visual aesthetic, but still be legally compliant.
Thats taking it a bit too far. Can you read what is on the bottom two sections. They look like they are some sort of extensions. I wonder what he uses for the spring?