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Can someone please post a link for the current featureless rifle regulations?
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What about rifles with bullet buttons?Still the same here. Use a fixed stock, non pistol grip and no flash rider, you know, the cosmetic stuff that looks scary.
Bullet button firearms were banned effective 1/1/2017. Anyone with a bullet button gun had the following options:What about rifles with bullet buttons?
They are not a legal method to make a centerfire semiauto firearm fixed magazine; hence, they are illegal. Sure, you can have a box of bullet buttons. You could probably even put one on a featureless gun. But what would be the point?Bullet buttons aren't "illegal", but they no longer serve to make a rifle with evil features ok. Now you have to go 'fixed mag' if you want evil features...
The irony is that when you convert to featureless, you can ditch the bullet button and use a normal mag release.the irony of course is that bullet buttons were harder to use than the current fixed mag options
Yes I only run featureless, the mag lock stuff is worthless to meThe irony is that when you convert to featureless, you can ditch the bullet button and use a normal mag release.
They are not a legal method to make a centerfire semiauto firearm fixed magazine; hence, they are illegal. Sure, you can have a box of bullet buttons. You could probably even put one on a featureless gun. But what would be the point?
But they are illegal... as a method to comply with CA "assault weapon" laws. Which is what everybody means when they say they are "illegal". Why else would anyone want one or even talk about them anymore? In the context of this thread, they are both pointless and illegal. Context is everything. Dont be autistic.Being pointless and being illegal are entirely separate concepts.
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