AR California Style

[Firpo]

Thought you guys would get a kick (and laugh) out of seeing what an AR had to endure to be CA legal. This here is what they call a “featureless” rifle. It was either this monstrosity or a really awkward paddle thing that kept you from getting your thumb around the stock. While this looked “more stupider” functionally it was much more comfortable.

One of the first things I did after moving to the United States aka Oklahoma was to remove that gosh awful stock.

 

[conditionzero]

I had a guy telling me that now, they have something that opens up the rear take down pin so you can eject the magazine? How the heck do you train with that

 

[Firpo]

They had the same thing 5 years ago but going with this goofy stock I was able to have a mag release button. Ridiculous ain’t it?

 

[TYSONHAMILTON223]

One of the top 10 things I did when we got settled here also, take off the fin grip and rid the other rifle of a bullet button.

My wife and I just got our Real ID's and Pallmetto was running a sale sooo the wallet is a little lighter haha.

This state is great, did my first purchase in a parking lot and have shot the neighbor's rifle with a can, will need to get the paperwork started for one, or several of those.

We should start a sub-forum for those recovering from the oppressive California gun laws. Cheers

 

[Ready_fire_aim]

Wow! I hadn’t a clue about that nonsense. That really is hilarious.

Just imagine all the lives that were saved by having that ridiculous stock. Be careful… since you removed that it’s now a hyper deadly dangerous weapon of mass destruction

 

[JEVapa]

The last time I went out to Barstow to my buddy's training facility, the non cops showed up with their rifles that had this weirdo pistol grip that was horizontal and a fixed rifle stock. It was strange

 

[Snattlerake]

The recoil buffer cannot be inside the stock?

 

[Snattlerake]

One of the top 10 things I did when we got settled here also, take off the fin grip and rid the other rifle of a bullet button.
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We should start a sub-forum for those recovering from the oppressive California gun laws. Cheers

1. What is a bullet button?

2. Sort of a return to common sense, back to the world, mental health restoration forum?

 

[JEVapa]

1. What is a bullet button?

It’s a modification to the mag release that won’t allow an individual to drop the mag without using the nose of a cartridge (or similar) on a little recessed button inside the space that used to hold the regular mag release button.

Then, and only then, could you drop your 10 round mag to reload. Lol most dudes would just top load from an open bolt. It’s easier

 

[bushmaster06]

The recoil buffer cannot be inside the stock?

They can't have pistol grips, among other things.