Yet another bullet button question

[rdsii64]

Hello folks. I have Yet another bullet button question.
We all know that per California law, our AR pattern rifles must use a tool to remove the magazine. So far the best way to do this has been with what has been termed a bullet button. (the end of a"bullet" or snap cap being the required tool). I recently saw a video in which the shooter had a metal stud attached to the middle finger of a glove he wore on his shooting hand. He use the studded glove as the "tool". At the risk of sounding stupid, the only clarification I can find is that the "tool" cannot be attached to the weapon. Now comes the part where I may make myself look like an idiot. While shooting, could the studded glove be construde as attached to the weapon?

[killshot44]

No.

[dieselpower]

the shooter is the tool.... the rifle has a magazine that must be removed with a tool...

[Baconator]

the shooter is the tool.... the rifle has a magazine that must be removed with a tool...

Only if he is a mall ninja

[tomd1584]

Just remember that you don't HAVE to use a tool/Bullet button; there's always featureless.

[evidens83]

Only if he is a mall ninja

LMAO

[idolized]

I think by "attach" they mean in a more semi-permanent manner... so no just because your gloved hand is touching the gun it is not part of a gun. But anyways just get the ultimate bullet button tool, much more practical.

[P.Charm]

I am going to a piercing shop and have a metal stud embedded in my index finger so I can drop the mag with my "tool" have an appoinment today. yeah, I'm hardcore.