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[shocker]

Pretty sure your nail would break before it activates the mag release. But yes that would be illegal. The nail is part of your body therefore it's not a tool. That's just my take on it.

[247Nino]

Let's say SOMEHOW an LEO sees me manipulate my BB with my nail.

Is it illegal?



and yes I know about the finger "tool" you can buy

(over 9000 hours in MSpaint)

yes, needs to be a tool. Now if it was a press on and you can remove it then yous all goods ahaha

[Cokebottle]

I'm a little concerned about the color.
Maybe see a doc and have a fasting test done to check your sugar balance.

[cmoore]

I honestly don't think a street cop who's weapons saavy is going to care...

[JagerTroop]

DOJ already tried it, but it was ruled "unreasonable" (or some sh*t) and threw it out.

Sorry, but I can't recite the specifics, but you get the point.

[rareair]

Pretty sure your nail would break before it activates the mag release.

Have you heard of Lubriderm? It strengthens nails because of the Biotin content. Moisturizes than hand as well

[JayBeeJay]

I think that would be real uncomfortable lol.

[Daggermouth]

A bullet button requires a bit of force and the tool to be slender. I've used golf tees a couple of times but they break after one or two releases. Besides being illegal because it's attached to you and therefore not a tool, I doubt a nail would be strong enough.

[glock_this]

thats one strong cocaine finger nail

[DaveInOroValley]

I like using my 30-06 key chain for mine.

[rgs1975]

Just don't pick your butt with that finger.

[G1500]

Have you heard of Lubriderm? It strengthens nails because of the Biotin content. Moisturizes than hand as well

I prefer Jergens, but we get the point.

[bombadillo]

I prefer Jergens, but we get the point.

Yeah, Jerkins.......uhhhh..........I mean..........yeah Jergens lotion is great

[goodlookin1]

Someone please correct me if i'm wrong, but i dont believe that having something ON you makes it illegal. Now, in the (freaky) scenario given, it is part of the person and illegal. BUT, i've seen and heard of people sewing in studs into the thumb of a shooting glove, then use that to release the bullet button.

Assuming that is legal, then why couldnt you make a thimble type device that holds onto the end of your finger? I would think that as long as it's not part of your body and is just a tool that attaches to your body, that this would be legal.

I dunno, I think a legal expert should chime in.