Hello all. Does anyone know that if I installed a bullet button would I be able to have a working. Collapseable stock..... I know I know but I have a couple of friends that really like that option due to the fact that he has multiple shooters using the same weapon. Ie.. wife kids ect... all with a diffrent reach. Thanks ......

this is not california....

if thats for an ar15 I don't think it applies to the 'evil features' rule. if i'm not mistaken the bullet button thing is only for california.

The issue with having it in NJ is that pesky "detachable magazine" issue. In CA, their laws specify that a tool needs to be used In order for a magazine to be considered "fixed". That's where the bullet button comes in. However, in NJ there is no legal precedent for a bullet button, AFAIK. If you want to be the test case, go for it but the laws are fairly murky here.

I think OP is trying to get rid of the detachable magazine as a way to allow for one other evil feature instead. I don't think this would work in NJ, not because bullet button is a California thing but because NJ won't see it as a non-detachable magazine semi-auto rifle. I suppose if a metal mag were welded permanently to the lower that might make it a fixed mag semi. IANAL. Sucks, this NJ nonsense does.

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[rhetorical] Does the magazine detach from the firearm with a bullet button? [/rhetorical]

Thanks all. There's no freaking way Iam welding a mag to my lower.... just wanted to know if there were other options...anyhow anyone have a rifle length quad rail for sale a troy or MI. Ordered one from HG in branchburg. Might not see it until the end of Feb. Didn't think I would have a hard time finding rifle parts I can understand the situation with the carbine though...again thanks all that responded.

Thanks all. There's no freaking way Iam welding a mag to my lower.... just wanted to know if there were other options...anyhow anyone have a rifle length quad rail for sale a troy or MI. Ordered one from HG in branchburg. Might not see it until the end of Feb. Didn't think I would have a hard time finding rifle parts I can understand the situation with the carbine though...again thanks all that responded.

 

Did you try ordering one from MI? Or I believe bravo company has them in stock.

 

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I think OP is trying to get rid of the detachable magazine as a way to allow for one other evil feature instead. I don't think this would work in NJ, not because bullet button is a California thing but because NJ won't see it as a non-detachable magazine semi-auto rifle. I suppose if a metal mag were welded permanently to the lower that might make it a fixed mag semi. IANAL. Sucks, this NJ nonsense does.

If the rifle didn't have a detachable mag, you could have all the evil features you like.

If the rifle didn't have a detachable mag, you could have all the evil features you like.

 

right but bullet button does not satisfy that... in NJ at least... the mag would have to be permanent..

right but bullet button does not satisfy that... in NJ at least... the mag would have to be permanent..

Right.... wasn't suggesting it would......

its a no go here... pin it mid length and be happy with it