MP- 15-22 bullet button

[RGERBER]

[6114DAVE]

Don't need a bullet button for a .22 If it was a centerfire 5.56\.223 then yeah ....Someone more knowledgeable chime in?? I think i'm right though

[green grunt]

I belive you are right .......NO BB needed , just don't stick anything bigger then a 10rd mag in it !
2 MP15-22's and 1 Colt M4-22 , no BB on either ....

[islandsnow]

they sell the MOE version here with the flash already on it, so what if it's a fake one, looks good LOL.

[6114DAVE]

yeah no 10+ rd mags....big NO NO

[Marsoc1]

Dave you're right, rimfire is exempted
no need for a bullet button, the MP15-22 does come without a threaded barrel. You can have it threaded later for a flash hider.

[ke6guj]

just don't stick anything bigger then a 10rd mag in it !

yeah no 10+ rd mags....big NO NO

there is NO law that prohibits you from using an 11+ round mag in a rimfire rifle.

[6114DAVE]

there is law that prohibits you from using an 11+ round mag in a rimfire rifle.

More like all firearms in CALI, save for i think tubular magazines in centerfire long guns.

[RGERBER]

hmm. the S&W site shows CA compliant without flash, Big five had only non flash version, anyone know where to get one with flash?

[lgm118icbm]

there is law that prohibits you from using an 11+ round mag in a rimfire rifle.

You couldn't be more wrong.

There are NO laws that prohibit using 10+ capacity magazines in a rimfire rifle.

Same goes for centerfire pistols and rifles. There are only two times I can think of when you are prohibited from USING a 10+ capacity magazine.
(1) when you are using a bullet button on a centerfire, semi-auto rifle with evil features you are limited to 10 rounds or less.
(2) when you are using anything like the AR or AK type pistols, you must have a bullet button and you are limited to 10 rounds.



Consult the Calguns flow charts for further clarification.





There are however, laws regarding the import, manufacture, sales, gifting, lending.....etc of large capacity magazines.

[ke6guj]

You couldn't be more wrong.

There are NO laws that prohibit using 10+ capacity magazines in a rimfire rifle.

Same goes for centerfire pistols and rifles. There are only two times I can think of when you are prohibited from USING a 10+ capacity magazine.
(1) when you are using a bullet button on a centerfire, semi-auto rifle with evil features you are limited to 10 rounds or less.
(2) when you are using anything like the AR or AK type pistols, you must have a bullet button and you are limited to 10 rounds.



Consult the Calguns flow charts for further clarification.





There are however, laws regarding the import, manufacture, sales, gifting, lending.....etc of large capacity magazines.

it was a typo, and has been fixed. I meant to say, "there is NO law...".

I am very familiar with the flowcharts since the handgun and shotgun charts were my creation, and helped adjust the rifle flowchart so that the new version covers rimfire rifles as well as centerfire rifles.

[jvpark]

You can get a bullet button of you want... The rest of the california 15-22 owners would laugh at you.

[jvpark]

there is NO law that prohibits you from using an 11+ round mag in a rimfire rifle.

You just cannot PURCHASE a 15-22 magazine over 10 rounds (in California).

[sequoia_nomad]

There are NO laws that prohibit using 10+ capacity magazines in a rimfire rifle.

Same goes for centerfire pistols and rifles. There are only two times I can think of when you are prohibited from USING a 10+ capacity magazine.
(1) when you are using a bullet button on a centerfire, semi-auto rifle with evil features you are limited to 10 rounds or less.
(2) when you are using anything like the AR or AK type pistols, you must have a bullet button and you are limited to 10 rounds.


There are however, laws regarding the import, manufacture, sales, gifting, lending.....etc of large capacity magazines.

That is, assuming you were in possession of said high capacity magazine prior to 2000 ban. I believe it's pretty much a given that we cannot manufacture, import, etc. hi-cap mags.

I'm aware your operative term here is "USING". Just want to clarify things for those not so well versed in CA gun laws.

[gotthelife4u]

I am just glad we can get the version with the collapsible stock. I also like the look of the gun with the 10 round short mags. I will attach a picture for you guys.