Introducing the B-15 Bullet Button!!! Update June 12

[Toolbox X]

California Rifles is proud to announce the new B-15 Bullet Button.



The B-15 Bullet Button can be installed and removed in seconds. Please watch this video to see it in action:

The B-15 includes a Prince50 mag button which must be installed prior to use. If you already have a Prince50 installed you can simply attach the B-15 to your existing Prince50.
Included with each B-15 is the Prince 50 mag button, 3/32 hex wrench, spring and screw:


The best part is I am shipping them to the following retailers tomorrow:
Coldwar Shooters
LAN World Inc
Riflegear.com
Irvington Arms
Ten Percent Firearms
Spike's Tactical

The price is $35

I only had 100 made for the first run, so expect them to sell out fast. More will arrive very soon.

The B-15 has been in development for many months, and while it is a simple device, the design was painfully hard to engineer. It is already patent pending.

The device is machined from aluminum and hard anodized. Mr. Prince50 himself is manufacturing the B-15 for California Rifles, so you can rest assured the quality is excellent.

Much to the dismay of the California DOJ, the B-15 has many fantastic uses. Some which are:
- When you switch your rifle between your U-15 stock or MMG to pistol grip and stock, the B-15 is perfect.
- Every time you switch your pistol grip AR-15 back and forth from .22LR to 5.56, the B-15 is perfect.
- When you find yourself in a free state, the B-15 is perfect.

I hope you like it!

-Grant

[Toolbox X]

[NSR500]

Great job as usual!

[mecam]

Very nice.

[MonsterMan]

Very cool!! Nice work.

[jandmtv]

Very nice design, its always nice to have more options.

[hoffmang]

That is... EVIL BUT LEGAL!

Excellent work!

-Gene

[leelaw]

Those look pretty neat. I'll have to get at least one.

[domokun]

Good work! Now all those people with Prince50 maglocks won't have to uninstall the whole darned thing to get a BB setup.

[JeffM]

Great design!

When I stop spending all my money building AKs I'll have to snag one of these to build an AR OLL.

[Quiet]

Shiny.

Excellent job.

[jjperl]

wow... thats really cool! I want one.

[DedEye]

As awesome online as it was to see in person; can't wait go get one myself .

[isitkool]

What? No two weeks!

[jjperl]

does it come with a prince 50?

[Spyder]

Are you selling them as well, or just through the vendors? If you're selling them yourself, I'd love to stop on by and pick one up ASAP.

I drove down and picked up a U15 stock from you a year or so ago, if you remember me. (7'0", helped load a bbq or something into the back of someones truck)

[DedEye]

Originally Posted by jjperl

does it come with a prince 50?

It's a Prince50 button underneath, but Grant told me it wasn't coming with the set screw (is that still the case?).

[Someguy925]

interesting... this will go on my first OLL build.

[trashman]

Great work Toolbox!

--Neill

[.223]

And I just ordered a bullet button yesterday

[scewper]

Looks really good. I like how you can use the original magazine button spring, it is much stronger.

[trilogy]

I like this a lot!!! It will make its way onto my rifle build, which will hopefully happen this summer!

--Matt

[NiteQwill]

I want it, now!

[blackberg]

Nice!,
I knew it was good thing when I realized all my OLL Keepers were multi caliber

-bb

[bwiese]

Nice. Where there's a will there's a way!

I'm optimistic there will be a day when your product will not be needed

[adamsreeftank]

It looks good, but I'm trying to visualize how it actually works. When you use the bullet tip, does the screw head move in and out or is it screwed in tight?

[draconianruler]

Is it going to be offered just by itself for those with Prince50 mag locks already?

[oogabooga]

Originally Posted by adamsreeftank

It looks good, but I'm trying to visualize how it actually works. When you use the bullet tip, does the screw head move in and out or is it screwed in tight?

I'm thinking the screw does move in and out as it is screwed into the prince50. *still speculation* The screw goes through the provided spring, and the screw head sits below the B-15's surface so you can't remove the screw by hand. So when you push the prince50 in with the bullet tip, the screw also goes down further into the B-15's body with the prince50 as one piece, and is assisted by the provided spring to go back to its rest position. Again that's just what I think. I'm probably totally off.

[DedEye]

Originally Posted by oogabooga

I'm thinking the screw does move in and out as it is screwed into the prince50. *still speculation* The screw goes through the provided spring, and the screw head sits below the B-15's surface so you can't remove the screw by hand. So when you push the prince50 in with the bullet tip, the screw also goes down further into the B-15's body with the prince50 as one piece, and is assisted by the provided spring to go back to its rest position. Again that's just what I think. I'm probably totally off.

Not sure I follow what you said, sorry .

I've seen the B15 in person and used it, and the best I can come to describing how it works is something like this:

The shroud is held in place to the mag release button by the screw (which goes through the spring). The shroud is held firmly to the receiver by the screw, but the spring ensures that there is enough tension and freedom of movement that the mag release button can still be depressed. There's just enough movement for the button to be pressed with the bullet, while still keeping the shroud locked tight in place.

In my (extremely limited experience with the prototype), it was slightly harder to depress the mag release with a bullet than it is with a regular bullet button; fair trade off in my mind, however.

[FlyingPen]

I can't see the video...

So is it basically that when the shroud is removed, it becomes a regular mag release?

[Q]

Originally Posted by hoffmang

That is... EVIL BUT LEGAL!

got to save this one.

Can we get a better price if we already have the p50 button?

[doughboy334]

Bravo!

[tenpercentfirearms]

I will do a full review as soon as I get mine.

[double_action]

Great idea. Best bullet button ever!

[sac5.0]

Grant
great job. hope they sell well for you and Prince 50.

[what2be]

Can someone explain exactly how it works?
Im assuming what makes this one different is that you can remove the screw and it functions as a "stock" type push button magazine release and with the screw in you need a tool to remove the magazine?

*edit* nevermind, I can see how it works. You have the "stock" mag release albeit another hole for this screw to attach to it. And the bb goes over the stock mag release. Therefore, when you go out of state, you simply unscrew the small allen and the bb comes off, leaving you with a push button. Nice idea.

[maxicon]

Originally Posted by qbertquartz2

Can we get a better price if we already have the p50 button?

Same here - I already have a couple of Prince 50s. Will you be selling just the BB adapter for them?

[mike22ca]

Pretty F'n cool. Always good to have more options.

I too am curious does it come as a complete kit ready to drop in for $35.00, or do you have buy the Prince 50 set seperately?

[DrunkSkunk]

Originally Posted by mike22ca

I too am curious does it come as a complete kit ready to drop in for $35.00, or do you have buy the Prince 50 set seperately?

Originally Posted by Toolbox X

Included with each B-15 is the Prince 50 mag button, 3/32 hex wrench, spring and screw:

Hope this helps

[deleted by PC police]

Very cool, I will have to order one when I get recover from my vacations and getting my dogs.