DustyDawg48
Master
Yep, that would be a PE. Even if you picked it up, it's still a PE. Except for reloading, anytime a mag is dropped out of its carrier, it shall recieve an index finger in the air. (Example given- Jeff as SO) Dropping the mag you're trying to reload and picking it up would be fine, but not an extra one.
3.11
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A penalty will be assessed any time a loaded ammunition-feeding device (magazine, speed loader, or full moon clip) is dislodged and falls out of an ammunition carrier during a course of fire.
3.11.1.
Ammunition carrier: Any location a shooter chooses to store a loaded or partially loaded ammunition-feeding device.
3.11.2.
Dropping a loaded magazine or speed loader/moon clip during a reload does not incur a penalty as long as the shooter retrieves and properly stows the loaded magazine or speed loader/moon clip prior to the firing of the last shot in the string of fire.
3.11.3.
Malfunction Clearing Exception: When clearing a malfunction, the magazine or speed loader/moon clip and /or ammunition that may have caused the malfunction does not need to be retained by the shooter and will incur no penalty if dropped.
Don't see any problem with that basepad. So long as everything fit the box and the pads don't add 1.5 ounces over stock, you'd be good to go.
How in the world would a safety checker know how much a factory CZ magazine weighed????
I would argue that it didn't 'fall' out. It was accidentally removed and the magazine carrier had the proper amount of retention to hold it in place according to the rules. I know it would probably be called as a PE but I'd still argue it LOL