Featureless ar15 with bullet button

[railroader]

A buddy of mine has a featureless ar15 with a that came with a bullet button. He just uses a magnet to drop mags. Is this legal because it is featureless? I would just change it over to a regular mag release for him but I now live in Tucson. What do you think?

[HK Dave]

Yes legal and dumb.

[railroader]

What about with hi cap mags now that the courts today decided they are legal again?

[LeadFarmer74]

What about with hi cap mags now that the courts today decided they are legal again?

Read the decision yourself and join the discussion thread!

[railroader]

Read the decision yourself and join the discussion thread!

I was mainly wondering about the bullet button with hi caps. I've been in Arizona the last couple of years so I'm out of touch with you guys. Heck I was at a steel match the other day and one guy was shooting a thompson 45 that was fully auto. Pretty neat. You don't see that in California.

[LeadFarmer74]

I was mainly wondering about the bullet button with hi caps. I've been in Arizona the last couple of years so I'm out of touch with you guys. Heck I was at a steel match the other day and one guy was shooting a thompson 45 that was fully auto. Pretty neat. You don't see that in California.

[HK Dave]

Far as I understand it, if you own Preban standard cap mags, they can be used with a registered bullet button assault weapon.

[HK Dave]

And it answer your original question, yes it’s legal but he’d be better off spending the $5 for the parts for a regular mag release.

Sorry for my short response last night, was halfway into a bottle of bourbon.

[stix213]

Bullet button is detachable mag now, not fixed. Your friend is lazy but totally fine.

[Donk310]

The “bullet button” doesn’t exist anymore.

I can assure you that the "bullet button" still exist.

[Mr.Caketown]

Read the decision yourself and join the discussion thread!

Aint no one going to read the 20 existing threads in the political section , everyone is just going to come over here and ask the same question. Just be ready for the dup posts

[sbo80]

I can assure you that the "bullet button" still exist.

Not in any legal sense for a featureless rifle. Under the re-wording of the law, an old bullet button is equal to a standard magazine release in the context that it does not create a fixed magazine and therefore shield you from AW laws. So a featureless rifle with a bullet button is legally identical to a featureless rifle with a standard release. Of course in CA DOJ twisted logic, if you registered an AW you have to keep the bullet button because in that context a bullet button is not equal to a standard release. Go figure.

[Ishooter]

Make it simple. Dump the bullet button and use standard mag release with featureless.

[kenl]

^ ...and use standard cap mags, if your friend has them. That was always one of the advantages of going featureless