Bullet button help

[Jenyus]

newbe question. get a complete Noveske n4 lower, the bullet button will not release, it will not do anything. im trying to replace it but can seem to find a way to get it out. thanks for any help

[Baxter]

Seems you have a maglock. The little hole is for an allen wrench. Turn to the left and you can remove mag lock and put in a bb.

[telcolineman]

That is a Prince 50 mag lock, It takes a .035 allen wrench to back out the screw and drop the mag

[Jenyus]

You guys are a big help. Thanks alot

[CHS]

That's not a bullet button. That's a magazine lock.

You will have to top-load in order to use your rifle legally.

If you want a bullet button:

http://riflegear.com/p-58-bullet-button.aspx

[Jokar2836]

Also another noob question about a bullet button. Does a bullet button stop the magazine at a certain point in the mag well as to a regular magazines release button allows you to load it all the way up into the action slot. The reason why im asking is i bought two magazines that are 10/20 mags and i have one mag that are just straight 10 rounds. I have not had a FTL with my 10 round but it seems that my action is grabbing the round from the top of my 10/20's magazine to be able to slide the round into the chamber. Hopefully i made sense in my description. BTW i ordered my bullet button from riflegear its that helps a bit. Thanks in advance.

[CHS]

Also another noob question about a bullet button. Does a bullet button stop the magazine at a certain point in the mag well as to a regular magazines release button allows you to load it all the way up into the action slot. The reason why im asking is i bought two magazines that are 10/20 mags and i have one mag that are just straight 10 rounds. I have not had a FTL with my 10 round but it seems that my action is grabbing the round from the top of my 10/20's magazine to be able to slide the round into the chamber. Hopefully i made sense in my description. BTW i ordered my bullet button from riflegear its that helps a bit. Thanks in advance.

Internal to the receiver, the bullet button changes nothing. It still works exactly like a standard magazine release. It doesn't prevent any type of magazine from being inserted.

If you're having issues with the 10/20 magazines, it's either the magazines or your receiver itself could be out of spec. But it won't be the bullet button.

[NiteQwill]

Loading a magazine and allowing the bolt to slide forward SHOULD chamber a round.

[Jokar2836]

Ok thanks for the quick help. I know it should chamber the round, but like i said its not for some reason. And im even smacking the bottem of the magazine to try to lock it up higher into the magwell.

[abusalim81]

That's not a bullet button. That's a magazine lock.

You will have to top-load in order to use your rifle legally.

If you want a bullet button:
http://riflegear.com/p-58-bullet-button.aspx

YEAH! What he said...

[neal0124]

Ok thanks for the quick help. I know it should chamber the round, but like i said its not for some reason. And im even smacking the bottem of the magazine to try to lock it up higher into the magwell.

Try putting one less round in the culprit magazine or load the mag with the bolt locked back. The converted mags may not allow enough room for the rounds to get compressed by the bcg when you insert the mag with the bolt in battery.

[Cokebottle]

That is a Prince 50 mag lock, It takes a .035 allen wrench to back out the screw and drop the mag

NEGATIVE in California!!!!!!!!!

Back out the screw and you have created an assault weapon!

Disassemble the upper from the lower, back out the allen screw, depress the button, spin the mag catch out, remove the P50, throw it in the garbage, and install a modern bullet button.

[Cokebottle]

Try putting one less round in the culprit magazine or load the mag with the bolt locked back. The converted mags may not allow enough room for the rounds to get compressed by the bcg when you insert the mag with the bolt in battery.

This

The 10/20 and 10/30 PMags are pretty well known for this.
There is just enough flex in the plastic feedlips that there have been many reports that it's possible to get an 11th round into the magazines. Later revisions made slight changes to "tighten them up" to prevent this from happening, with the result that the 10th round is in there very tightly and often does not allow the mag to properly seat when the bolt is not pulled back.

[telcolineman]

NEGATIVE in California!!!!!!!!!

Back out the screw and you have created an assault weapon!

Disassemble the upper from the lower, back out the allen screw, depress the button, spin the mag catch out, remove the P50, throw it in the garbage, and install a modern bullet button.

I was not referring to dropping the mag at the range, Merely when the rifle is disassembled to install a regular bullet button. This was in no way a reference to making the rifle an AW

[Cokebottle]

I was not referring to dropping the mag at the range, Merely when the rifle is disassembled to install a regular bullet button. This was in no way a reference to making the rifle an AW

I know that's what you meant, but given the OP didn't recognize the P50 from the BB, I felt clarification was needed.