[mikeingeorgia]

I know someone who may have an opportunity to buy an AR that was made to be legal in the People's Republic of California and it has a bullet-button mag release. I've never seen a bullet-button in person and the person that may get to buy the rifle doesn't live in CA. If he buys it, is it possible to replace the bullet-button with a regular mag release?

 

[sharky8js]

yes it is - just swap out the mag release (at least thats what I was told about installing them - should just be reversed)

 

[whofarted]

on an ar it just replaces the current mag release. Its essentially a recessed mag release. Nothing that cant be reversed in a free state

 

[mikeingeorgia]

Ok great, I'll pass that info along. I'd rather give "I'm not sure, let me ask someone" than bad info

 

[Swashplate]

........People's Republic of California and it has a bullet-button mag release.

What does the bullet button do, tizactly.

 

[Milsurps]

What does the bullet button do, tizactly.

Prevents dropping mag with finger. Requires "tool=bullet tip" to drop mag.
This creates a "Fixed Mag" in PRK law.
"It's for the children"

Easily removed. You may have to apply some low heat to release Locktight if used during assembly.

 

[Swashplate]

Prevents dropping mag with finger. Requires "tool=bullet tip" to drop mag.
This creates a "Fixed Mag" in PRK law.
"It's for the children"

Easily removed. You may have to apply some low heat to release Locktight if used during assembly.

Oh, ok, thanks.