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Posted: 8/24/2011 7:23:08 PM EDT
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Hello,
I would like to get an LWRC M6A2 but need to comply with California laws. Basically, the LWRC must be semi-auto (no full auto) and magazine release needs a narrow pin to activate/release. My question is what are the various ways I can purchase this LWRC and comply with the California laws? Also, if I want to build my own, where can I get the magazine release button that requires a narrow pin to activate/release? |
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This will help:
http://www.ar15.com/forums/f_8/11_California.html |
| yeah I would ask in the CA hometown forum. I think Riflegear is in California and supplies CA legal parts, you might want to contact them http://www.riflegear.com/p-58-ar15-bullet-button.aspx I don't know if lwrc would assist you or not, couldn't hurt to call |
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Quoted:
Hello, I would like to get an LWRC M6A2 but need to comply with California laws. Basically, the LWRC must be semi-auto (no full auto) and magazine release needs a narrow pin to activate/release. My question is what are the various ways I can purchase this LWRC and comply with the California laws? Also, if I want to build my own, where can I get the magazine release button that requires a narrow pin to activate/release? Riflegear.com has the "Bullet Button" on their site. They have a section dedicated to CA Compliance items. I bought the Raddlock Bullet Button for my rifle. With 4 complete turns, the button converts to a conventional mag release. 
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Quoted:
Quoted:
Hello, I would like to get an LWRC M6A2 but need to comply with California laws. Basically, the LWRC must be semi-auto (no full auto) and magazine release needs a narrow pin to activate/release. My question is what are the various ways I can purchase this LWRC and comply with the California laws? Also, if I want to build my own, where can I get the magazine release button that requires a narrow pin to activate/release? Riflegear.com has the "Bullet Button" on their site. They have a section dedicated to CA Compliance items. I bought the Raddlock Bullet Button for my rifle. With 4 complete turns, the button converts to a conventional mag release. Yup, I have (soon to be had) raddlock BBs on all my ARs. They're great for when you go out of the state. |
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I bought a couple bullet buttons from here. Good quality and free shipping.
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