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Can a model, say a Dreadlord on a Pegasus, take a regular lance to use on the charge and then in subsequent turns use a Magic weapon? My gut says no, but Bretonnians say yes. Perhaps that's an army specific rule.

Yup brets, and their long shafts are special.

Yep, brets have a specific allowance to break the normal Magic Weapon rules, others do not.

I f you have the option of replacing a standard weapon like lance or hand weapon you can only use what you replaced it with (magic weapon, great weapon, halberd etc) but if it says you may take whatever you can choose which you use as you are carrying both

lord kryz wrote:If you have the option of replacing a standard weapon like lance or hand weapon you can only use what you replaced it with (magic weapon, great weapon, halberd etc) but if it says you may take whatever you can choose which you use as you are carrying both

Not really. If you take a magical weapon it never states that it replaces any normal equipment, but you must use the magical weapon. You don't have a choice. .