I built a Fixed mag contraption. Is it compliant?

[Agro]

your device with the Cross Armory quick pins would be a nice combo. It would make removing the rear pin much easier.

Yes. Yes. Yes.
I forgot about those quick pins.

[sigstroker]

Should've kept it under your hat until the regulations were out.

[major burnout]

Should've kept it under your hat until the regulations were out.

Yep. I was hoping to have my guns for a few more months but now we are just gonna turn our guns in or pay a bunch of money because they are gonna re-write the regs. That's life. Oh well.

[bohoki]

i worry about if the device can be removed with tools then you could remove the magazine without dissassembling the action


i will need a couple devices like this for my pistols

i was just going to run a nut and spacer down the hole then goop it with epoxy for my 22lr pistols

i was thinking of rigging up some kind of upper flange that holds the mag catch closed till it is swung up but am running into how to attach it so it cant be removed (maybe some of those screws that are on toilet stalls)

[Exdc]

This is awesome. I love it!


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[Jizo]

We should stop posting these...

[Rvly]

Should've kept it under your hat until the regulations were out.

Yep. I was hoping to have my guns for a few more months but now we are just gonna turn our guns in or pay a bunch of money because they are gonna re-write the regs. That's life. Oh well.

I was thinking I shouldn't, but I don't think it would matter. Many devices have been out well before the end of last year. It just makes me mad to know that the regulators just can't seem to understand that all these regulations are only affecting good people like us. It fixes nothing.

i worry about if the device can be removed with tools then you could remove the magazine without dissassembling the action


i will need a couple devices like this for my pistols

i was just going to run a nut and spacer down the hole then goop it with epoxy for my 22lr pistols

i was thinking of rigging up some kind of upper flange that holds the mag catch closed till it is swung up but am running into how to attach it so it cant be removed (maybe some of those screws that are on toilet stalls)

I think what you want are security screws or bolts. There are even sheer bolts too that will work.

[MudCamper]

Should've kept it under your hat until the regulations were out.

Why, when there are many other people currently selling similar devices? If you are worried about DOJ seeing this, and attempting to create more illegal underground regulations, that ship has long sailed.

[protohyp]

i worry about if the device can be removed with tools then you could remove the magazine without dissassembling the action


i will need a couple devices like this for my pistols

i was just going to run a nut and spacer down the hole then goop it with epoxy for my 22lr pistols

i was thinking of rigging up some kind of upper flange that holds the mag catch closed till it is swung up but am running into how to attach it so it cant be removed (maybe some of those screws that are on toilet stalls)

it doesn't matter and never will matter unless it was a bullet button.

Per the Regulations "A semiautomatic, centerfire firearm (rifle,pistol,shotgun)with an ammunition feeding device that can be readily removed from the firearm with the use of a tool,commonly referred to as a bullet-button weapon..."


this is NOT a bullet button

[rumble phish]

it doesn't matter and never will matter unless it was a bullet button.

Per the Regulations "A semiautomatic, centerfire firearm (rifle,pistol,shotgun)with an ammunition feeding device that can be readily removed from the firearm with the use of a tool,commonly referred to as a bullet-button weapon..."


this is NOT a bullet button

Seriously, all of you who are fretting over whether or not a new device can be removed by a "tool" need to just settle down.