Bullet button/detachable mags

[Baylife707]

Hi I was wondering is bullet Buttons only required on AR15s because I don't recall seeing any other semi automatic rifles with a bullet button? Or are all other semi automatic rifles only required a non-detachable magazine, In California?

[postal]

HK clones, and AK's, Saiga 12 ga probably some others.

Read and follow the AW flowchart.

[nadodave]

anything with at least 1 "feature" has to have a BB I believe.

[eaglemike]

Hi I was wondering is bullet Buttons only required on AR15s because I don't recall seeing any other semi automatic rifles with a bullet button? Or are all other semi automatic rifles only required a non-detachable magazine, In California?

Please familiarize yourself with the flowchart. If semi-automatic, centerfire, and any features such as pistol grip, flash suppressor/hider, thumbhole/telescoping/folding stock, forward vertical grip (and/or others) you need to make it a non-detachable magazine arm.
Learn the flowchart, it is your friend......

[Baylife707]

What and where is the flow chart?

[billofrights]

Links at the top of the page.

[Dave07997S]

As others have already pointed out..follow the chart

[Baylife707]

Ok I understand follow the flow chart. Where is the glow chart? I dont see any link on the top of this page?

[curtisfong]

Ok I understand follow the flow chart.

Excellent.

Where is the glow chart? I dont see any link on the top of this page?

Never mind, I take it back.

"CA Semiauto Ban(AW)ID Flowchart"

[1981]

Ok I understand follow the flow chart. Where is the glow chart? I dont see any link on the top of this page?

here's CA semi-auto AW rifle flow chart:

http://www.calguns.net/caawid/flowchart.pdf

[Baylife707]

So from the looks of what I read I the flow chart, if I get a tapco stock for my sks, because it has a pistol grip it will be illegal?

[rromeo]

But a legal SKS in California doesn't have a detachable magazine, so you are okay.

[1981]

So from the looks of what I read I the flow chart, if I get a tapco stock for my sks, because it has a pistol grip it will be illegal?

you'll be fine under CA laws, but you need to be in compliant with federal 922r law once you change out the original stock with another that has pistol grip or collapsible stock.

tapco has a decent web page on this topic:

http://www.tapco.com/section922r/

personally, I prefer non pistol grip and non collapsible stocks for my SKSes.