Mag lock

[whtl]

If I replace the bullet button with a mag lock on my AR15 can I keep all the other evil features? Thanks for your help.

[meno377]

If I replace the bullet button with a mag lock on my AR15 can I keep all the other evil features? Thanks for your help.

I believe many will say yes, however not every maglock has been tested in court.

[Librarian]

I believe many will say yes, however not every maglock has been tested in court.

I believe "not every" is actually "no".

whtl, what do you mean by a 'maglock'? Picture, brand name?

[whtl]

AR15 fixed magazine lock & release kit. Brand name is armlock.com

[Librarian]

AR15 fixed magazine lock & release kit. Brand name is armlock.com

I suspect you mean AR MagLock - https://www.armaglock2.com/product/armaglock/

(Armlock is a jiu-jitsu site; easy typo.)

So, original question:

If I replace the bullet button with a mag lock on my AR15 can I keep all the other evil features? Thanks for your help.

That replacement appears to be, generically, the way to avoid registration as an 'assault weapon'. If your AR15 was legal with a bullet-button before, it will continue to be legal after such a replacement.

[ACfixer]

That replacement appears to be, generically, the way to avoid registration as an 'assault weapon'. If your AR15 was legal with a bullet-button before, it will continue to be legal after such a replacement.

And why anyone would choose registration over this is anyone's guess.

[whtl]

Thank you Librarian for the correction. I guess that means I can keep all the evil features without breaking any laws I hope.

[BigPimping]

I may try the Compmag.

[ACfixer]

Thank you Librarian for the correction. I guess that means I can keep all the evil features without breaking any laws I hope.

It's the way I'm going. Easy enough to convert back out of state.

[AnchorTactical]

I did the juggernaut hell fighter