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Adeodatus · August 27, 2010, 03:45 PM

I live in California and I want an AR (custom build or whatever I can get my hands on)

Here I know that ARs need a bullet button to release the magazine so you can reload (yea i know. sucks major @$$

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What I dont know is this also now a federal law? for all ARs? in all states?

Because here is my plan. I have a buddy that lives in Oregon and I am planning on giving him money to buy one or buy all the parts to make a custom one. Once built or purchased he will bring it here to California and I have a hookup that can do a transfer of ownership for cheap. (around $20 bucks im guessing. most other places charge around $70 to $100) That is how I plan on getting around it if it is different AR laws for different states.

I would love some input on this. Other Ideas. Anything will be helpful.

August 27, 2010, 03:45 PM	#1
Adeodatus Member Join Date: July 17, 2010 Location: CA Posts: 25	ARs / Bullet Buttons I live in California and I want an AR (custom build or whatever I can get my hands on) Here I know that ARs need a bullet button to release the magazine so you can reload (yea i know. sucks major @$$ ) What I dont know is this also now a federal law? for all ARs? in all states? Because here is my plan. I have a buddy that lives in Oregon and I am planning on giving him money to buy one or buy all the parts to make a custom one. Once built or purchased he will bring it here to California and I have a hookup that can do a transfer of ownership for cheap. (around $20 bucks im guessing. most other places charge around $70 to $100) That is how I plan on getting around it if it is different AR laws for different states. I would love some input on this. Other Ideas. Anything will be helpful. __________________ "The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help." -Reagan Winchester Model 43 .218 bee, Savage .22, Mossberg 17HMR, Beretta .22, S&W .357 Magnum, Ithaca 16-Gauge, Ruger Mini-14.