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Bullet Button Ban?
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they want to ban the full auto mode the bullet button creates right?Comment
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If they believe they can ban large capacity magazines that were legally purchased without compensation, they will believe they can ban rifles that were legally purchased without compensation. They clearly believe the former, so I predict there will be no re-opening of the registry, and no grandfather provision.Just wanted to ask if they do propose this legislation, would Sacramento be REQUIRED to open the AW registry so that we may register our rifles or can they just ban it and have no recourse? DOJ never recognize / approved the bullet button, however they have been ubiquitous so one can argue in court that they essential have been approved, so if they ban it now, there has to be some "grandfather" option or open the AW registry right?
My bet is they will allow some time to sell them out of state or turn them in.Dave
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What? I'm gonna assume this isn't a joke and you're just ignorant.The bullet button?! Why even bother buying such a gun. My brother had a bushmaster and it had to like literally be fold in half to load the attached magazine. For 5 shots?! Why bother. California is toxic and I am planning on leaving again. Time for pro gun owners to think about leaving to as well to pro gun states to strengthen their voters rolls because for the foreseeable future, California is far gone. Time to prevent California madness to spread.
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You don't need to release a takedown pin and unfold the upper/lower to load a mag in an AR15 here, with a bullet button. And the mags are not restricted to 5 rounds.Comment
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It needs to be called what it is, a Magazine Locking Device.Comment
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They are teetering on chaos...Comment
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An ex post facto law, which is indeed unconstitutional, seeks to criminalize behavior, actions, or conditions, that existed in the past (and under different laws). Under a true ex post facto law, something that you did in the past that was legal would be retroactively termed illegal and you could be punished for it. This is unconstitutional. Firearms bans don't meet the criteria of ex post facto because they are not retroactive. They simply define a new class of banned weapons and give you a time period with which to get rid of them. You can't get in trouble for having previously owned these weapons, but you will be charged with a crime for continuing to own them past the date of the law. The crime you would be charged with would be possession, which is an ongoing crime, not with the original purchase, which would be protected by the ex post facto clause.Comment
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Hey guys, this feller here is talking about the "break top,fixed magazines" that bushmaster put out within compliance. It has a fixed (in the lower) 10 round mag you have to load by opening the rifle with the from takedown pin. I have a lower like this at the bottom of my bag lol.The bullet button?! Why even bother buying such a gun. My brother had a bushmaster and it had to like literally be fold in half to load the attached magazine. For 5 shots?! Why bother. California is toxic and I am planning on leaving again. Time for pro gun owners to think about leaving to as well to pro gun states to strengthen their voters rolls because for the foreseeable future, California is far gone. Time to prevent California madness to spread.
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