Bushmaster ACR... Cali legal?

[cactustactical]

I have not noticed if these are available to sell in Cali and I just got two in. Was wondering if I can list them in the sale section.

Thanks!

[Black Majik]

Absolutely, in their CA-legal configuration.

[ke6guj]

in stock configuration, no, they are not CA-legal. but since they aren't on the list, they can be californicated to be CA-legal, either featureless or with a fixed mag release. IIRC, Prince50 makes a Bullet button for it.

[cactustactical]

Cool.... thanks for the info guys!

So just like an AR pretty much where ya need that button do-hickey to make the mag come out with a tool. Gotcha, thanks for the replies.

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[ke6guj]

oh, and even with a bullet button, it must be 30" long in its shortest fireable configuration. I dunno if a 16" barreled enhanced ACR makes 30" with the stock folded.

[tacticalcity]

Yes they are, just make sure to block the stock from folding and install a bullet button. Prince50 (a member on here who came up with the first maglock and bullet button) has devices for both.

[theRU]

I'm moving to Cali from NJ ( a pretty messed up gun law state in its own right) I have a NJ state compliant model ACR , with fixed stock. Is the bullet button all i need to make this baby legal again?

[slick_711]

I'm moving to Cali from NJ ( a pretty messed up gun law state in its own right) I have a NJ state compliant model ACR , with fixed stock. Is the bullet button all i need to make this baby legal again?

Yes.

[CHS]

I'm moving to Cali from NJ ( a pretty messed up gun law state in its own right) I have a NJ state compliant model ACR , with fixed stock. Is the bullet button all i need to make this baby legal again?

You could even put a FLASH HIDER on it once it's here!! OH THE HUMANITY!!

[Darthbauer]

Or you can put a longer muzzle device and leave the folding stock alone. That's what riflegear is doing with their enhanced models.