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Bullet Button?
Ok, can someone please tell me what a bullet button is? I keep hearing the term but don't know what it means.
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01-04-2013, 11:59 PM
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01-05-2013, 12:14 AM
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It's Californias answer to fast mag changes on semi autos.
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01-05-2013, 01:45 AM
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It's absurd
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01-05-2013, 05:34 AM
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I bought a ar a few years ago and living in California I had heard of it but never really paid much attention cause I'm for Texas and never had to deal with any of that stuff there. I got home and was messing with my new toy and could not figure out how to eject the mag so i took the rifle back to where I bought it told them my problem they said you didn't get a bullet button when they got me one I had to laugh its a little button with a magnet on it and in calif if you have the BB in the rifle while you have it in your car it is a class 3 felony in calif I would love to move out of this state I hate it here but my job keeps me here for awhile any ways
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01-05-2013, 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted by prepper209
I bought a ar a few years ago and living in California I had heard of it but never really paid much attention cause I'm for Texas and never had to deal with any of that stuff there. I got home and was messing with my new toy and could not figure out how to eject the mag so i took the rifle back to where I bought it told them my problem they said you didn't get a bullet button when they got me one I had to laugh its a little button with a magnet on it and in calif if you have the BB in the rifle while you have it in your car it is a class 3 felony in calif I would love to move out of this state I hate it here but my job keeps me here for awhile any ways
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Please use punctuation. Your post is very difficultt to read.
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01-05-2013, 04:54 PM
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Honest question.
I'm not advocating breaking laws, I'm honestly curious, as I've been blessed with never seeing a bullet button.
How easy is it to get around the bullet button?
Could you just pop in a homemade grommet / plug that allows it to function like a real release?
I'm assuming its a mag release button 'cover', machined or welded to the gun that has a small hole to allow a tool to be inserted into said hole to depress the actual release button.
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01-05-2013, 05:00 PM
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Okay. I just watched the YouTube video...
Yeah, how ****ing moronic!!!!!
As an engineer, what angers me, is that some engineer probably proposed that awful idea. I highly (super mega ultra highly) doubt that a liberal retard thought up that idea.
Yeah, because firing at unarmed people for 20 minutes before cops arrive is going to be impeded by that stupid thing.
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01-05-2013, 05:11 PM
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The whole bullet button thing was created by the manufacturers to get around the CA law that said the mags had to be fixed to the receiver and a tool was required to detatch them.
I know it's a real ballbuster but when you think about it, it's actually kind of ingenious.
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01-06-2013, 12:13 PM
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Okay. I just watched the YouTube video...
Yeah, how ****ing moronic!!!!!
As an engineer, what angers me, is that some engineer probably proposed that awful idea. I highly (super mega ultra highly) doubt that a liberal retard thought up that idea.
Yeah, because firing at unarmed people for 20 minutes before cops arrive is going to be impeded by that stupid thing.
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They make some kind of device to help get around the bullet button. I think it just goes around your finger, and let you push the button without having use a bullet. Someone here had one, and they said it takes like a second longer to change mags with it than it does with a regular AR.
So it takes 2 seconds to change a mag instead of 1.  Typical liberal logic.
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