Question about Fixed Magazine AR 15

[AlHO1966]

That's because nobody knows dip. I said that had been posted during freedom week, so you shut the hell up.

[AlHO1966]

You can't legally convert a fix mag rifle to a featureless. That's my understanding, a featureless can never accept a magazine capacity of more than 10 rounds, freedom week and grandfathered mags are legal to use, but never in a rifle that originally had a maglock.

This is 100% false

[unclerandy]

A few days ago I picked up my first gun which is a Daniel Defense Ar 15 rifle.

I was going to go featureless but the really nice guy at the firearms store said if I put this juggernaut featureless grip on then I'll be able to drop my magazine easier and faster so it'd be worth going fixed mag.

So I've put my featureless grip on but that didn't do anything to make the mag drop. It's just a new grip on my rifle.

Is there a video anybody can link me on what to do or could somebody explain because this is my first gun ever and I rather work on it myself so I can get used to the ins and outs.

Where are you located? Your DD didn't come with a standard mag release. No matter what you do you won't magically be able to drop the magazine in a standard fashion until you install a standard mag release which you for sure shouldn't do until all the other prohibited features are removed.

[tabascoz28]

Nicely written. And as an addition to clarify the terms for CA residents:

A RAW is a registered assault weapon prior to 1989.
A BBRAW is a RAW that was registered by July 1 of 2018.

Difference being that it is the general agreement that the bullet button cannot be removed from the weapon even though it has the same restrictions of a RAW. I believe you can de-register the weapon if you make it featureless or magazine lock by officially doing so on the same CADOJ system.