Does this AR10 require a bullet button

[victor1echo]

http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/dd297/armeiro1/ar15lmg_zps49a12781.png

Does this require a bullet button?

[someoneeasy]

I would think so because of the pistol grip.

[cdtx2001]

I would think so because of the pistol grip.

Wrong...

Its that evil bipod that makes it so scary

[RickD427]

A "Bullet Button" isn't going to do any good on the pictured weapon.

The purpose of a "Bullet Button" is to create a fixed magazine so that weapon falls outside the definition of an "Assault Weapon."

Where the weapon uses a belt feed magazine (please note that California law defines "magazine" so broadly as to include belts - Refer to Penal Code section 16890), the "Bullet Button" does not serve the purpose of creating that fixed magazine.

[IrishJoe3]

I'm more intrigued by an AR pattern rifle that uses linked ammunition!

[Mitch]

According to The Black Rifle, that backpack system was developed by a Santa Ana company. Of course, the AR-10 and AR-15 were products of Hollywood!

[stix213]

Evil features and more than 10 rounds of linked ammo, only featureless could make it legal here.

[Josh3239]

I'm more intrigued by an AR pattern rifle that uses linked ammunition!

Google Ares Shrike, that is the most successful ones, though there were others.

[AreWeFree]

Here's a video of that actual rifle in action: (The entire video is worth watching )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsPVSXlgBV0&feature=player_detailpage#t=710

[Swampcrip]

Dude. I want a belt fed ar10.

[golfish]

Here's a video of that actual rifle in action: (The entire video is worth watching )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsPV...tailpage#t=710

I want one for my little country

[ke6guj]

I'm more intrigued by an AR pattern rifle that uses linked ammunition!

that design has gone through a couple iterations since then. its most recently offered here, http://www.beltfedar.com/

Ares also makes a belt-fed AR that is a more drop-in solution. the Valkyrie option does require machining of the lower receiver and has exposed moving hardware that the ARes option doesn't need.

[heyjerr]

Just don't get that AR15 in the obsolete .222 cartridge. You'll have a hard time getting it to work with .223 ammo.

[someoneeasy]

Wrong...

Its that evil bipod that makes it so scary

Ahhh, you're right. I also spaced on the belt fed part.

[ArcherDog]

Just don't get that AR15 in the obsolete .222 cartridge. You'll have a hard time getting it to work with .223 ammo.

It sucks that Obama banned all of the .222 ammo already!