I was in the process of getting ready to list some of my excess pistol mags on GunBroker when, quite by accident, I discovered that eBay now allows them! 
After my wife applied smelling salts and picked me up off the floor I checked into eBay's policy page and yep, sure enough, any firearm mag of up to a 10 round capacity can now be listed on eBay. But, of course, those evil mags in excess of 10 rounds cannot be listed lest they create wholesale carnage on the populace.
I did some searching on the High Road and found a recent thread about it and that, evidently, the policy changed in November 2011. The trend seems to be an upswing in tolerance for things related to firearms. Most states have Right To Carry laws, eBay starting to reverse its ban and recent polls showing more support for the 2nd Amendment among all Americans.
I can even envision, some day, eBay allowing the auction of rifles, pistols and shotguns!
Am I still giddy from eBay's decision or am I just delusional?
After my wife applied smelling salts and picked me up off the floor I checked into eBay's policy page and yep, sure enough, any firearm mag of up to a 10 round capacity can now be listed on eBay. But, of course, those evil mags in excess of 10 rounds cannot be listed lest they create wholesale carnage on the populace. I did some searching on the High Road and found a recent thread about it and that, evidently, the policy changed in November 2011. The trend seems to be an upswing in tolerance for things related to firearms. Most states have Right To Carry laws, eBay starting to reverse its ban and recent polls showing more support for the 2nd Amendment among all Americans.
I can even envision, some day, eBay allowing the auction of rifles, pistols and shotguns!
Am I still giddy from eBay's decision or am I just delusional?
