Bullet Button? What's a bullet button you ask?

slimjim

www.gundigest.com/gun-...=233022656

"The California state-level gun ban swept up firearms with “detachable magazines.” But the commonly-accepted definition of a detachable magazine is one that can be removed without any tools. So a company called Prince Industries put out a device called the Bullet Button, which allowed you to detach the mag using a tool. Like the tip of a bullet on your cartridges, sort of tool."

You guys & gals on the Left Coast must be having lots of fun with the CA gun laws. This one took me by surprise. Stovey, does your M&P 22 have this?

Here is how it works.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=VseNzVcIjtc

Ominivision1

Stupid liberals is what it is.

slimjim

with the new 60- and 100-round AR magazines, you aren't going to need to push the little liberal protected button.

SingleShotLover

No, but they sure do a good job pushing their buttons! Nananana

English Mike

slimjim wrote:

with the new 60- and 100-round AR magazines, you aren't going to need to push the little liberal protected button.

Don't they have a ban on new magazines over a certain capacity too?

slimjim

English Mike wrote:

Don't they have a ban on new magazines over a certain capacity too?

Mike, you are probably correct because I know the M&P 22LRs sold there have a pin to stop the mag capacity at 10 rounds.

44marty

slimjim wrote:

English Mike wrote:

Don't they have a ban on new magazines over a certain capacity too?

Mike, you are probably correct because I know the M&P 22LRs sold there have a pin to stop the mag capacity at 10 rounds.

Haha - same pinned mag here in the Commiewealth of MA. A local gunshop is raffling one off - and includes instructions on how to file out the pin.