National magazine

Magazine ? As in paper publication or Magazine 20 round detachable National Match (I've never heard of a national match 20 round box magazine to hold the cartridges). ??
 
Excuse my poor English. I mean 20 shots magazine of the National brand. The reason I ask is that it is the only brand that can get into an expensive price. U.S. would not send a magazine holding more than 10 shots, leading to expensive prices.
 
Addan said:
Excuse my poor English. I mean 20 shots magazine of the National brand. The reason I ask is that it is the only brand that can get into an expensive price. U.S. would not send a magazine holding more than 10 shots, leading to expensive prices.
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we can not own magazines over 5rounds for most rifles in canada, so i dont think we will be of much help .\
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I read about the incident in the 80's when a lot of people run to death with a Ruger Mini 14. Sad that it will affect the hard-working honest people who want a fun hobby.
 
I don't know what the magazine capacity laws are in Sweden, but if you are allowed to, you can remove the 5/20 limiter in the Norinco magazines. The 5/20 "block" is a thin piece of metal attached to the floor plate. It is possible to cut this off and file down the remaining bits to get a 20 round magazine. CANADIANS CANNOT DO THIS BECAUSE IT IS ILLEGAL IN CANADA.
 
We only have rules on magazine capacity when to hunt 5 shots to most animals, but strangely enough, only 3 when hunting brown bears. It is odd because it is sometimes when you want a few extra shots so it is when you hunt a bear. But if you have injured shooting an animal and it becomes Eftersök (looking after the wounded animal) then stop the hunt in the legal sense and there is no magazine capacity restrictions.
 
I ordered a M14 magazine from a shop but I have not heard anything from them and it was 14 days ago.:mad: Does anyone have a proposal for a good shop where you can buy the magazine.
 
Addan,
I would love to hear about the gun / self-defense laws and culture in Sweden! Can you please tell us more about what is involved with purchasing, owning and using firearms there?
 
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