Ebay Changes Magazine Policy
 

Looks like Ebay now allows the sale of gun magazines of ten rounds or less. U.S sales only.
Click on Firearms in the following link then look under restricted items.
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/...ns-knives.html

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Actual firearms can't be listed on eBay. However, many parts and accessories for firearms are OK to sell, but only under certain conditions. See the list below for more details.
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Allowed

• Caliber conversion information or blueprints
• Magazine holders, speed loaders, stripper clips, or moon clips
• Manuals or instruction materials about firearms
• Non-pneumatic spear guns

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Restricted

• Accessories and parts for guns such as butt plates, cases, cleaning supplies, dies, grips, holsters, molds, racks, pistol grips, scopes, slings, stocks, storage cases, or trigger guards. The listing must include a description of the type of firearm the accessory or part is for and what it's used for. If it doesn't, the listing may be removed.
• Muzzle loader or black powder gun parts or accessories, as long as each item is offered in one listing at a time. (However, having separate listings for items that can be used to build a gun is prohibited.)
• The following gun parts and accessories are allowed on the eBay US site only. The seller must be in the US and offer domestic shipping only:
  • En bloc clips
  • Barrels
  • Bolts
  • Choke tubes
  • Cylinders
  • Firing pins
  • Hammers
  • Magazines with a capacity to accept 10 rounds or less (high-capacity magazines that can accept more than 10 rounds are not allowed)
  • Slides
  • Trigger assemblies

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Not allowed

• Firearms regardless of their ability to fire, how old they are, or their status as collectibles
• Firearm frames, including grip frames
• Firearm kits that are used to create a firearm
• Firearm receivers, including parts, upper or lower, cut, or 80 percent receivers
• Flash suppressors
• High-capacity magazines with a capacity to accept more than 10 rounds—or magazine extenders
• Pneumatic spear guns
• Powerheads, stick guns, or their equivalents because they work like firearms
• Sears
• Silencers
• Starter pistols or blank guns, regardless of their markings
• Zip guns

Thanks Ed, that's good to know.