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  • SideArmed

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    Any reason that a company wouldn't be able to ship a 25 round Magazine to South Bend?
    Was there some type of local ordinance that prohibited "High Cap" Magizines?
     

    SideArmed

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    That is what I thought.

    I was perusing the Volquartsen site looking at 10/22 magazines and notice that they list South Bend as a restricted shipping location. I emailed them letting them know they may want to revise.

    Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something here.
     

    SideArmed

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    That and it is a huge task to keep track of every state law, re: shipping into and out of, let alone all the local ordinances.

    I got a reply back from Scott over there at https://www.volquartsen.com/
    Said they hadn't heard about the changes here in Indiana yet and that he is going to look into it and verify. So it should open up shipping to South Bend.
     

    Sylvain

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    In fact it is, right next to Mishawaka. If you haven't heard of either, perhaps you have heard of the University of Notre Dame; it is on the north side of South Bend.

    Sorry I forgot the purple.My bad. :)

    I lived a few months in Sound Bend, and I did heard about Notre Dame.
     

    Sylvain

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    I assume you have even been to the real Notre Dame at some point?

    Yes a few times.
    I had to be used to the way Hoosiers say "Notre Dame", which sounds more like "Note a daim" to me, for a while I had no idea what they were saying. :):
     

    Sylvain

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    No problem, we up here are use to being forgotten by the rest of the state:D

    I came all the way to France just to visit Sount Bend and stay a few months there.I spent just two days in Chicago during that stay.
    You might be forgotten by the state but not by the world! :D

    I visited the MOMA in Sount Bend and a guide lady couldn't believe I was a tourist from France.They even had some french paintings and she wanted me to say the titles for her. :)
     

    Sylvain

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    I visited the MOMA .....


    Took my son their last summer, he thought it was torture;)

    Nice. :yesway:
    Kids need to visit museums.

    When I was there, in 2008 I think, almost the whole place was closed. :(
    I think they had just 2 or 3 rooms open to the public so I didn't see much.
    It was free and I was the only visitor in the museum so I wasn't bothered by the crowd of tourists.
    It's not like Le Louvre where you have to fight with dozens of japanese tourists to get close to the paintings.
     

    gtrlspl

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    In fact it is, right next to Mishawaka. If you haven't heard of either, perhaps you have heard of the University of Notre Dame; it is on the north side of South Bend.

    Not to nitpick, but while most people consider Notre Dame part of South Bend it is actually not part of South Bend anymore, it has become its own city. Which is fine, keep those brats out of my city.

    Notre Dame, Indiana - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
     
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