In these states that have Reciprocity of Concealed Carry Permits with Oklahoma, How many 10 round clips may I have in my possession?
ALASKA
ALABAMA
ARKANSAS
ARIZONA
COLORADO
DELAWARE
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
IDAHO
INDIANA
IOWA
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA
MAINE
MICHIGAN
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MONTANA
NEBRASKA
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW MEXICO
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
PENNSYLVANIA
SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
UTAH
VERMONT
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
WEST VIRGINIA
WISCONSIN
WYOMING
Iām sure this varies state by state, just as other gun laws do. Check your local listings. USCCA has a very good compendium of state laws:
https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/resources/ccw_reciprocity_map/
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I have never heard of any limit on the number of magazines you can carry. Though maybe after reading your question the hoplophobes will try passing some. But Iām sure you are going to get an awful lot of unwanted attention from regular people and LEOs if you walk around wrapped in loaded magazines.
FYI, you are likely to get some grief on the gun forums for calling magazines clips. Unless you are referring to stripper clips for something like an old Enfield rifle? Or the M1 rifle clip pictured below by @PossumSlayer1
In Illinois, the only place you need to worry about capacity limits is Chicago/Cook County area. The rest of the state is free. Carry as many magazines, of whatever capacity floats your boat. If you have an Illinois carry license.
WI has no limit on the number or capacity of magazines you can carry. 
@Matthew273 Oops, Welcome to the community, we are glad you are here. 
I concur with everyone else, I have never heard of a limit on the number of mags, but many states/cities have limits on capacity of mags, though even those often have exemptions for CC holders.
I couldnāt re-find the reference I once read, but I think thereās an overall limit to how many rounds you can legally bring into California. Doesnāt matter from a reciprocity perspective though, because California doesnāt offer any reciprocity.
As many as you can carry in Louisiana. But, as stated above, if you walk around with 20 or 30 mags, you might get LEOās attention.
7 points for for naming the states in alphabetical order ( unless a cheezy copy & paste job - then 4 points for texting skill) minus 2 points for leaving less space between Wisconsin & Wyoming. & Welcomeā¦
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Iām surprised you didnāt ask how many 17-round magazines you can carry.
10-round mags are for behind the iron curtain. And even in Kalifornia, I never heard of restrictions on number of mags. If any, it would be self-imposed due to weight, considering how people are very particular about how many ounces their conceal carry weapons weigh.
I have a quick draw waistline pouch (fanny pack worn in front) for my 9mm and 4 -10 round clips because my 15 round clips donāt fit in the quick draw pouch. Those 3 are in the big pocket on the inside of the belt.
So now I am carrying 95 rounds which are good for a 5-10 minute firefightā¦
I only carry in Reciprocal states but still, I need to avoid carrying too many rounds if there is such a restriction.
All I can say to this my brother, do your home before traveling and stay safe.
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Thatās what Iām doingā¦
Not sure how many modern guns out there actually use clips but . . In Arizona you can carry as many magazines, holding as many rounds, as you want.
I donāt think thereās even a limit on the amount of ammo you can be carrying although as many have stated, you might get a few questions if your stopped and your passenger seat is full of mags . .
PS: Just teasing you on the clip thing . . .
I wouldnāt be surprised if many of us, especially newer shooters, admitted to using this term at least a couple of times. I certainly did in the past.
I believe itās the result of uninformed or deliberately ignorant media and Hollywood bombarding us with the wrong word. āMagazineā or even āmagā just doesnāt sound as snappy or cool as āclip.ā
