Bullet button glove

[tonyxcom]

The irony of all this bullet button nonsense is that 90% of AR shooters shoot from a bench, slow fire.

If you guys want to practice Chris Costa reloads than shoot 22LR.

[djleisure]

Anywhere near one of these gloves. Like rimfire said its things like this glove that put bullet button owners on their radar because people are getting around the law by using these things. You are just giving the law an excuse to come down on us and put more bs laws into effect. Now because everyone wants to get around the law bullet button owners now are in jeopardy. No offense to you bullet button glove since i believe this is more about the magnet but IMHO you are causing more bad than good for us and that is why I didn't buy anything from you and I won't.

Well, that works out, since I'm not selling anything. I made my own glove a LONG time ago and was sharing that with the OP. No big deal either way, thanks for clearing up what you meant, I was just curious.

So, by your logic, everyone should just keep top-loading their AR's with permanently fixed mags?

[djleisure]

The irony of all this bullet button nonsense is that 90% of AR shooters shoot from a bench, slow fire. I don't.

If you guys want to practice Chris Costa reloads than shoot 22LR. I do!

The middle of the desert is a fun place with nary a bench in sight.

[Farrier-1]

The irony of all this bullet button nonsense is that 90% of AR shooters shoot from a bench, slow fire.

If you guys want to practice Chris Costa reloads than shoot 22LR.

[tonyxcom]

The middle of the desert is a fun place with nary a bench in sight.

Been there many times myself Mr. 10%.

[Metal Magic]

Wouldn't use one, common sense would dictate that a tool attached to your body is no longer a tool but an extension of the body. Although a grey area prob wouldn't want to be the first prosecuted by a over zealous DA.

[djleisure]

Wouldn't use one, common sense would dictate that a tool attached to your body is no longer a tool but an extension of the body. Although a grey area prob wouldn't want to be the first prosecuted by a over zealous DA.

You're entitled to your opinion, but I wouldn't go throwing around your "common sense" logic. How is a GPik retained in a glove any different that a bullet dummy round hanging around your neck on a lanyard?

[Don29palms]

Wouldn't use one, common sense would dictate that a tool attached to your body is no longer a tool but an extension of the body. Although a grey area prob wouldn't want to be the first prosecuted by a over zealous DA.

So by your own statement common sense would dictate that as soon as you put something in your hand it becomes part of your body.

[TruEdge]

Well, that works out, since I'm not selling anything. I made my own glove a LONG time ago and was sharing that with the OP. No big deal either way, thanks for clearing up what you meant, I was just curious.

So, by your logic, everyone should just keep top-loading their AR's with permanently fixed mags?

I was talking about ar bullet button gloves post who is selling them not you. As far as my logic goes I believe in doing things how they should be done. If I need to top load I'll top load. My shooting is done strictly on my private property and I have no need to change mags in an instant my paper targets don't attack. I just don't believe in these things that bring more attention to the issue than there already is.

[nothing4u]

The legality of this bullet button glove can be easily be solved by someone droping mags with this tool in front of every county DA's office in this state and ask them if they are willing to prosecute. How about the guy making a buck off them if he's gonna claim their legal.

[ar-bullet button glove]

ar-tactical bullet button gloves

The legality of this bullet button glove can be easily be solved by someone droping mags with this tool in front of every county DA's office in this state and ask them if they are willing to prosecute. How about the guy making a buck off them if he's gonna claim their legal.

well i don't make a ton off money off these and as for droping mags infront of the DA i've droped mags infront of doj ,leo's,you name it.so i will say this some people will always place blame and also talk out of there a** about what they think they know.bla bla bla

[ar-bullet button glove]

learn to read and maybe.you would not have wrote what you did

[artoaster]

Here's some more grist for the mill:

Obviously the Mag Magnet violates the principle of the law as in, why don't I just make a tiny tool then weld it, glue it, screw it on, or stick it on with a magnet thereby making it work the same way as ordinary mag release but just a bit bigger?

Or, what if I design a tool for my personal use that is something that must be utilized separately in order to detach magazine from a bullet button locked magazine well?

Now, in the truest sense, this firearm cannot be handed to another user and be capable of readily detachable magazines if that person does not possess another tool of any kind.

The firearm, by itself, retains a locked magazine and remains as such always in the absence of a tool device.

This brings up an idea about having a tool, in the literal sense as it relates to the law such as a bullet or cartridge, hanging from perhaps the sling of the firearm and whether that's legal.

Since it truly qualifies as a tool and the law makes no mention as to where tool can be in relation to the overall firearm I would have to opine that a bullet or cartridge attached to a firearm as a tool is acceptable.

YMMV.

[taperxz]

OMG who are these people?

A bullet was determined to be "A" tool. Not the only tool. A mag magnet is designed to defeat the purpose of using a tool by adapting itself through magnetic energy thus defeating the need for a tool.

There are many different tools that can be used and no one has limited what tool can be used. A pen, awl, stick, bullet, screwdriver, ect. It can also be slung from the rifle as long as its not integrated into the performance of the rifle. Like a mag magnet.

[p1choco]

Here is a big what if. What if I make my own glove with an actual bullet attched to the glove. Would that be legit?