'Assault' Weapon repeal

[DMotivate]

Is this really a question that needed asking? Of course they would be converted to their proper configuration.

[mabilis_matulis]

I can alway dream...

[Cali-Shooter]

Do we really need a poll for this? Really?








...I guess we do. I think some people here actually prefer their bullet buttons over a choice against them

[GW]

Duh!
Absolutely
I'll reconfigure them all as fast as I can.

[Jimi Jah]

Not knowing any other configurations I'm pretty happy with the AR's here the way they are.

As three burst auto sear would be a welcome addition...

[1911su16b870]

IMO everyone will make their rifles as Stoner and Kalashnikov intended them.

[Click Boom]

Don't understand why this is a poll.

[CBruce]

If the so called 'Assault' weapon ban was lifted in California, would you covert your featureless rifles to their traditional configuration?

No, I'd just take the stupid bullet button off and save myself the minor inconvenience at the range.

[TS77]

Voted yes, but i've only got featureless-light rifles, ie grip wraps, muzzle brakes and pinned stocks, so going back to featured wouldn't cost me anything.

[RR.44]

I would ditch the bullet button on one of my ARs so it would be like my other AR

[erik_26]

Is this really a question that needed asking? Of course they would be converted to their proper configuration.

Do we really need a poll for this? Really?

...I guess we do. I think some people here actually prefer their bullet buttons over a choice against them

This isn't about the bullet button. A featureless weapon does not have a bullet button.

Don't understand why this is a poll.

I have some weapons that are featureless, either because they came from the factory that way or I built them that way.

A featureless weapon doesn't require the use of a bullet button.

One of the featureless weapon systems I built to avoid the bullet button requirement I actually enjoy as is.

If the law requiring a bullet button for featured weapons was repealed tomorrow I wouldn't go out of my way to put a pistol grip and a flash suppressor on all my featureless weapons.

Based on this, I wondered how many others enjoy their featureless weapon as is and wouldn't add features even if they legally could.

[hitdank]

nobody would rush order some drums and bananas first?

[SonofWWIIDI]

Bacon...always bacon!

[uhlan1]

I second the "Duh" above.

[Cali-Shooter]

This isn't about the bullet button. A featureless weapon does not have a bullet button.




I have some weapons that are featureless, either because they came from the factory that way or I built them that way.

A featureless weapon doesn't require the use of a bullet button.

One of the featureless weapon systems I built to avoid the bullet button requirement I actually enjoy as is.

If the law requiring a bullet button for featured weapons was repealed tomorrow I wouldn't go out of my way to put a pistol grip and a flash suppressor on all my featureless weapons.

Based on this, I wondered how many others enjoy their featureless weapon as is and wouldn't add features even if they legally could.

I enjoy my featureless rifle, but only because it is configured in a "practical" way without incurring a felony.



The MMG is nice, but only because I can't use a "pistol grip." Soon as I could legally use a PG + normal capacity magazines + detachable magazine release I would do it in a heartbeat. But more than likely, I would sooner end up moving to freer waters and end up selling the CA compliance gear to someone else that will continue to stay here. Until that golden day, I'm set with my featureless gear.

One thing that is annoying about the MMG vs. a traditional PG is that the rifle is difficult to hold in one hand just by using the grip. Because of the angle, it starts to slide forward and out of your hand. Other than that, the 'featureless' revolution here in the PRK is a godsend, I sure am grateful for it, I sold my BB'd AR soon as I found out I could do it this way, since I lacked any RAW's back when they registered those old guns 1 1/2 decades ago.