What's your favorite bullet button tool?

[sffred]

a bullet

Could not have said it any better

[nitroxdiver]

I usually use a chamber flag.

[frankDmole]

Take a id badge clip with a retracting string, drill a 7.62 or bigger bullet attach it to the triangle ring and clip it to your belt. Ill post a picture in the morning. Works great and it's not attached to the rifle.

[TreeHugger]

There r tons of .22 casings at the range,, thats what i use

[ChaneRZ]

What I use...

[frankDmole]

Take a id badge clip with a retracting string, drill a 7.62 or bigger bullet attach it to the triangle ring and clip it to your belt. Ill post a picture in the morning. Works great and it's not attached to the rifle.

Free and easy to make.

I just threw this one together so the round is a bit dirty.

[SR-71 BLACKBIRD]

Free and easy to make.

I just threw this one together so the round is a bit dirty.

Dude that's clever. I was just thinking about something similar. We have these clips for our badges were I work with the retractable string, I could use it in the similar way.

I usually just use a bullet, but I have the radlock, and it usually messes up the tip of the bullet I'm using.

Oh I like the .22 casing idea.

Good info guys. Thanks for sharing.

[Calplinker]

BB Tool

OK I know I am biased on the choice here but........

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Not familiar with how that works. Does it stay attached to the rifle in any way or fall free just like a chamber flag, ink pen or bullet held in the shooters hand?

If it stays attached, even temporarily, how is this legal on a OLL that is not featureless? If it is intended to be used on a featureless gun, why not run a regular magazine release?

[Red Devil]

What's a "bullet button"...?

[Wicked K5]

UBBT

[htfan]

a small wood dowel...

I have them laying around my garage and just through a few in my range bag. They won't scratch anything, cheap to replace. However, I've never lost one yet.

[drunktank]

Either a 5.56 round or the UBBT.