and Now for the really stupid question of the day

[rdsii64]

I got into a conversation the other daly about the California laws concerning AR15 type firearms. As the conversation began to cover the bullet button I heard something that struck me as very odd. The person I was talking to was of the impression that if you tie a lanyard to your "removal tool" and attached the other end of the lanyard to your receiver you have broken the law. Either I don't know where to look or no such law exists.

please advise.

Shoot strait and Merry Christmas

[SideWinder11]

True.

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[U5512]

I would NOT be attaching the "removal tool" lanyard to the rifle....just to be on the safe side, that's all.

[sevensix2x51]

true, if your tool can detach the mag while attached to the weapon.

[thrillhouse700]

What he says is true. Conventional wisdom says the tool can't be a part of the gun or "On the gun" like those magnetic buttons. Tying it to the gun would technically make it a part of the gun.

[SideWinder11]

Question answered 3 times

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