Really good price on the S&W M&P 15-22 if you qualify:

 

http://www.ombexpress.com/p-11325-sw-mp15-22-rifle-california-compliant.aspx

 

First Responder Firearms

As a Law Enforcement Distributor for Smith & Wesson MFG, Walther, and Sig Sauer Inc, the sale of this firearm is restricted to the following personnel:

 

Current / Former Law Enforcement

Current / Former Corrections Officers

current / Former Military

Current / Former Firefighters (including volunteer)

Current / Former EMS or EMT

Current Security Guards

Current Commercial Airline Pilots & Flight Deck Officers

Curious because I qualify, but unsure with what makes this model "california compliant". Does that mean 10 round magazine that takes a "tool" to eject the mag, aka a "Bullet Button" or something similar?

Curious because I qualify, but unsure with what makes this model "california compliant". Does that mean 10 round magazine that takes a "tool" to eject the mag, aka a "Bullet Button" or something similar?

 

 

No "bullet button". 10 round mag. You would need to have the stock pinned.

I would assume it comes pinned from S&W. Mine was.

I would assume it comes pinned from S&W. Mine was.

 

I forget which one I got, NY or CA. One is a fixed stock, the other is adjustable and Tony pinned it for me.

I forget which one I got, NY or CA. One is a fixed stock, the other is adjustable and Tony pinned it for me.

 

Ahhh, Ok. I'll dig out the box for mine tomorrow and see which one I got.

Curious because I qualify, but unsure with what makes this model "california compliant". Does that mean 10 round magazine that takes a "tool" to eject the mag, aka a "Bullet Button" or something similar?

 

Not sure but aren't threaded barrels also a no-no out there in the land of fruit-n-nuts in addition to the 10 round limit??

 

Harry

IIRC, CA's AWB (wow, three acronyms right off the bat) is specifically aimed at centerfire guns, so the provisions do not apply to rimfires. The 10 rd mag limit is a separate statute. I believe the telescoping stock is functional, but not 100% sure.