How to Make *Any* AR-15 Legal in California?
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- In this episode of TFBTV, @JamesReeves is at Sons of Liberty Gun Works' SHOT Show 2023 booth to talk about a new option they've added to the SOLGW lineup in order to make nearly any AR sold by SOLGW California Compliant, even with those "scary" features typically banned in the state.
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Easy solution to a problem that shouldn’t have existed.
or a solution to a problem that was artificially created.
Thanks regan.
@@SaraphDarklaw Wanting the black panthers to have carry permits during the 1960's racial strife has zero to do todays tyrannical gun laws. And it's Reagan.
We will get rid of that travesty soon.
The solution is the San Andreas fault.
only in California
and I have lots of respect for these innovative companies trying to create solutions for Californian gun owners
we appreciate them for it too!!!
This type of Innovation wouldn't be as possible without CA laws...designers really stepped up their ideas with constraints...what I learned in design as a professional designer myself "constraints will set you free"
I live in California and want to tell everyone about the hilarious face that anti-gunners make when you tell them that the "Assault Weapon Ban" did not actually ban AR-15s.
It's totally deer-in-the-headlights.
At that point I tell them "I was at the gun store down the street yesterday and there were a dozen AR-15s for sale. The Assault Weapon Ban just means the AR-15s can't have a flash suppressor, folding stock, or pistol grip.
Around that time I tell them that M-14s and M-1 Garands are legal, and the last mass shooter just used a couple pistols. Then I tell them to have a nice day.
(I'm going to check out this fixed mag.)
California is honestly a great state as far as the ladies and weather goes but not taxes and laws just to name a couple things.
Wrong !!! Your reaction should be just the opposite ! Crapola product: "Yes, I purchased a Stingray Corvette but will block two of my 4 tailpipes to appease WOKE Dumbazz ideology? Its no solution, manufacturers doing these mods are pirates and despise and the glory of which shall be short lived. When you give an inch the Tyrants will take a mile. Message should be _ We Shall NOT Comply nor shall I adapt in any way to appease Tyrannical governing !!!
For those who don’t get it this is a way for Californians to get rifles they otherwise wouldn’t be able to since there aren’t featureless versions. Personally I’m happy to take the dumb fin grip off my MDRx and having this in there instead.
I dont get how commifornia let things get that way. The 2nd amendment is absolute, shall not be infringed. How can you call yourself american and let that oppression and tyranny go on.
@@stroudrollyat3708 There just swimming in frightened libtarded sheeple.
We do have the AR maglock and juggernaut hell fighter pin that makes it a fixed mag rifle
@@stroudrollyat3708 shut up, blame Ronald Reagan for that since he started the gun control movement in California
Why? I’d rather have the ability to change magazines as needed. Altering my grip is not a problem and an advantageous trade-off. Additionally, the AR platform isn’t the only platform out there - I understand CompMag makes them for the AK, as well, but in my experience it was an overpriced jammomatic magazine. I sent mine back.
It's amazing how many of the comments so far have completely missed the point of this. Having a legal way to get regular rifles in California is great for the people living there.
No, actually the comments are getting exactly to the point by addressing the root of the issue. Yes, it's nice for people in CA to have this option; no one is arguing that. What would be best is if they removed their unconstitutional 2A ban.
yep, welcome to the gun community lol
@@Parker-- which might be easier to do if everyone was backing california and doing this like this instead of laughing and telling us "Just Move"
@@Tokyo_Tru The problem is California can't be saved. The only way for things to change in California would be a revolution and the federal government not to intervene.
The Great Exit continues to plague Cali. Newsom wasn’t elected he was selected. People have moved for a broad variety. Crime, school curriculum, cost of living, oppressive laws, jobs and immigration.
This just made me a fan of SOLGW. Too many manufacturers won’t even sell product in/to us here in CA. Those that do are true supporters of 2A, especially here where we need it the most.
They don’t want to expose themselves to civil and criminal liability. You Californians made that State the way it is, even if you yourself dissented. If you don’t like it, move or get a decent featureless fighting rifle.
I cant blame a company for not wanting to jump through the flaming hoops that is Cali
@@TommygunNG how american is it to tuck your tail and run, pathetic
There's millions of gun owners, and people who vote Red in California. It isn't their fault they get out voted by the majority there. You may have an easy time telling people to leave their jobs, friends and potentially family to leave to another state, but some people don't have that luxury.
@@TommygunNG lol if only you knew…
I moved out of california recently and let me tell you, the gun laws there are freakin stupid and don’t solve anything. Im happy Im in a free state now 🙏🏼
There are over 100 gun laws on the books in CA, and they all share one thing in common: none of them have worked.
One important question. Next election you have... Red or blue? I hear plenty of Californians dont change their stripes and turn their new state into California 2
No such thing as a free state. Only some a little bit more free than others
funny I moved from cali to probably the best state for gun rights, and I want back, can't beat the beauty, culture, food, beaches, mountains, you can get practically everything but suppressors there and if not outright fixed, these laws are gonna plague everywhere eventually
@@brighthought11 i want back to tbh because no where is as beautiful as cali imo but every time i hear newsom speak and pass retarded laws, im happy i left. I can just fly back whenever i want to visit.
Im making a series called "how to uncuck your ar 15"
😂😂
There’s a pretty good chance that this will be irrelevant on Feb 10th due to both the AW ban and mag capacity ban being enjoined by the courts. The same judges who initially ruled them unconstitutional is going to rule on them again since it got kicked back to the lower courts after Bruen
And then they'll appeal it at every ruling until it goes all the way back up to SCOTUS again seven years from now.
Think it was only for over 10 round fixed mags
You're quite gullible if you think fed 10th will end any of this... Or you don't know how long it takes cases to move thru the courts.
This could literally be 10 years from now... And if there is not a injunction, you'll be enjoying a full own ban UNTIL it gets to court.
I've said it many times... The supreme court didn't do the 2A any massive favors by kicking all those cases back. They could have ruled on them THEN and this would all be done. They didn't... They absolutely, and literally passed the buck.
@@PeachTreesHOA😂😂😂
@@joeytomato This will be the second time theses cases have been ruled on. Benitez has gave the state multiple extensions to find evidence to support their laws and the only supporting law from the time the 2nd amendment was passed was a law banning black people from owning gun. He WILL rule them unconstitutional and will most likely issue an injunction. The state will apply for a stay but I don’t believe it will be granted
For anyone wondering, you can order these straight from compmag, I have one for my ar15, ar10, as well as AK. Ordered them once I found out I was heading to CA for work. Easy instal and use. The owners of compmag also own Great Dane AK armory. Great people and products.
Many thanks for your information
thanks bro that is what I was wondering
and they can be shorter than 16 inches??
Man I'm glad I got out of CA years ago. Glad there are companies helping people behind the iron curtain.
Seriously. This is not a cool product. It's all utterly pathetic. The founding fathers would be disgusted by us just sitting around and tolerating this nonsense while we 'innovate' pitiful workarounds like this. That goofy magazine is a disgusting symbol of how castrated We The People are.
"Granola curtain"
@@c3bhm The point of this isn’t to actually _use_ it. The point is to buy the gun like this, remove the BS ‘fixed mag’, and run a 3D printed drum on it...
@@c3bhmthe founding fathers would be actually really happy with gun laws. they are designed for peasants like you and me to protect themselves from us.
Would be great if responsible gun owners were on board with reasonable legislation and not just blinding following the NRA talking points. NRA goal = sell guns, make money.
Downside: one has to be careful about loading through that window. If you hold the rifle upside down and drop in the rounds, they get jammed up. I found that holding the mag inclined upwards (so that gravity is pulling the bullets down) is reliable. I haven't yet tried, with say three rounds still in the mag, to pull down the traveler and shove more bullets in. I guess there's a potential for the three bullets to jam while they're falling.
This is a great solution for going to the range.
For home defense, still have the removable 30 mags. Unfortunately for me, mine were lost in a boating accident...
I went with the Thordsen gen 3 stock, it’s hunting rifle shaped, it’s California legal and I don’t need to lock my magazine. I highly recommend.
Wow, this is amazing. Thanks to SOL gun group for making it happen for us Cali gun dealers.
Cali will create a new law to ban this as well.
Probably not. CA's had these "maglock" ARs and products for a while now. State's retarded but this matches the level of Special Needs there, and the recent case against the Assault Weapon Ban looks like it'll end in a favorable ruling. Time will tell though.
Probably. That's why I got the f*** out!
Wouldn't be surprised
They're working on it. Many Democratic legislators still want to ban all semiautomatic weapons.
@@williamcollins3565 There is a reason they haven’t been able to do that and just ban certain gun parts.
So there's basically no modification to the gun itself at all to have the magazine installed?
right
Basically an extended 10-round mag fixed with side-door round-by-round loading. Needs a stripper clip-type function. Shotgunning with a fixed normal size 10-rounder seems faster. I get the people want the appearance of a 30-round, with all the scrutiny, CA police would give it, but 2A is not about showing off.
The one positive thing on this one is that it makes conversion back to detachable fairly easy.
Maybe if the mag could take stripper clips from the bottom?
I think you're supposed to uncuck the gun, deal with the problem, then install this before the jack boots with the paper work show up.
you could theoretically pair this with an MA loader (which is basically a stripper clip for an AR15 and only costs $30 on the official website) and then you'll have that feature as well
you can easy install this and then speed load it with stripper clips like you're fighting in the world wars again
Uh, if you use an MA loader, why bother with this magazine at all? My point was for this magazine to have any practical advantage over any other system, it would need some sort of stripper clip feed in its side loading port.
These have been an absolute godsend for us here in NY, hoping to see more compmag products in the future!
Ar maglock plus kingpin. That’s the best solution that most guys run
The only annoying part is when you have to disassemble for cleaning you have to use your finger nail to get the detent in the pin
I use the sparrow dynamics grip, muzzle break and used a $6 strip of rubber to fix my stock. Can use my legal normal sized mags.
@@geraldholt2755 yeah you can do that but I like vertical grips and my gun to not look stupid
@@bradenmchenry995 I like my gun to look stupid. It distracts from my ugliness.
You can also have the mag pinned in place from factory. There are these 10 round speedloaders/stripper clips which you insert into the ejection port and push the rounds into the mag. When you remove it the bolt closes and a round is chambered. Works extremely well and is fast. Much less of a faf compared to this contraption however, you can still use those with this magazine.
breaking the gun open is not superior to this lol
@@cagneybillingsley2165 the "stripper clip" goes in the ejection port you dont have to open up the rifle with it
This is designed for quick removal and re assembly for whenever you travel out of state *wink wink*
The core of all this is the Compmag, it looks like as long as you have this your rifle is CA legal, not necessary to go through SOLGW
But will you be able to "import" it to Cali without the fixed magazine assembled? I think the fixed magazine has to be installed by the factory, which is why it's an issue
@@jonathansmith7306 from what I've heard as long as the rifle comes in with the receivers separated you're set. Just need to make sure it's "compliant" (yuck…) before you assemble it. Maybe when you order something from another mfg you can leave them a note to ship it disassembled?
A paraphrase of an old Sam Kinson joke: "They don't need a device for their ARs, they need a U-Haul brochure!"
Pretty cool option for those unfortunate enough to live in Cali, just hope it stays there.
Used to be it was all the conservative Californians leaving, now all the dipshit libtards are fleeing from the mess they made only to make it in your state next. Idiots.
Biden brought on the previous CA Attorney General, Xavier Becerra, and Kamala Harris onto his administration. Between that and the recent pushes for a federal Assault Weapon ban, CA may be coming to every state soon.
I walk a different path.
From behind enemy lines.
That’s all I’ll say.
@@warrenb8228 that's called LARP
Not if President Gavin Newsom can help it. Yikes...!!!!!
Turners outdoor has sold this in CA for a while now. I’m glad they have more options now.
i love the idea of having the magazine as the compliance item, seems like a great platform to use for your freedom week magazines ;)
I’m in Florida and I couldn’t imagine what it must feel like to be excited about owning one of those Commie compliant AR-15’s.
I'm in MA. We have a similar stipulations to CA based on the fact that the MA legislature formally adopted the 94 AWB in perpetuity, without a sunset date back in 98. To add insult to injury, in 2016, AG Maura Healy made an edict, published in the Boston globe, proclaiming all formerly legal, AWB compliant rifles to be "copies or duplicates" of their unneutered counterparts, effectively banning the sale of those guns. This witch is now governor. May God have mercy on my soul.
It truly is a slave state, NEVER come here, tell everyone you k ow to NEVER come here for any reason
I live in CA and I compete in 3 gun and pistol shooting. This thing is the best work around to transport or store a standard rifle in Commiefornia. The games we play in the bay are super gay… today. Ha
30141 here. No restrictions . My new California neighbors expressed to me how easy it was to buy their first gun here in GA. I laughed, they bought a Turkish pump. Welcome to a free state.
Maryland, at least you can go out of state like Pennsylvania and get your 30 round Magazine's for your AR-15 perfectly legal to.
Everyones missing the best California rifle ever.
An M1 Garand type rifle with a 10 round en-bloc clip. Or just an M1 Garand in general.
I’ll sell u 30 en-block (1950s) Army issued
@Dick Izzinya a complete redesign on the upper, including a side charging handle, and it would need to use a short stroke piston. It be weird and cool.
My idea for the Garand is just how fast that en-bloc clip is to load. I'd bet money that a trained person could get 40 rounds out of an M1 faster than a trained person could get 40 rounds out of an M14 (using 10 round magazines, because restricted state)
The best work around is the FightLite SCR or a Mini-14. The SCR gives you a featureless stock that takes any AR upper.
An SKS seems like as good as a pick as you could get for California,
Mini-14
Had two of these . Double feed problems for me . Ended up going with AR maglock to be CA compliant . Compmag is a great idea but flawed if you needed reliability.
Yeah this just seems like a much worse solution to the ar mag lock…
You can always remove the fixed magazine and install a regular one
Isn't the CA mag ban on the way out through the Court of Appeals anyway?
Maybe. California has been dragging their feet to stall it, or hoping a federal ban will take place soon.
Even if they get rid of the magazine capacity ban you still have to have a "featureless" rifle if you have a detachable magazine. It's really not difficult to work around.
Don’t worry, the Bruen decision will destroy these ridiculous laws very soon.
You mean like how NY just suddenly started giving everyone CCW permits and then told them they couldn't carry outside their home? What makes you think they will stop violating your rights just because a court pointed out to them that what they are doing is wrong?
These have been the longest two weeks in history!
The compmag is FAR from the best fixed mag solution we have in CA.
yes it is. no one wants to break the gun open with a switch, this removes an uneeded part of the equation
Yeah but it’s one of the only ones that doesn’t require you to modify the lower in some way. Way easier for SOLGW to do this from a parts perspective.
@@omaryunus7445 Yeah people are missing this is the best option of SOLGW not for CA gun owners. For them this is as simple as putting a different mag in the box so they can do this for any of their options where installing a more involved fixed mag solution means keeping a lot of different lowers in stock. This also means they can sell any number of their other selection as CA compliant and don't have to guess which one people will order more of.
Some people seem to think this is a groundbreaking new product, no, Comp Mags have been around for quite some time now. This is just something SOLGW is adding to their rifles so they can sell them in California. A lot of other gun companies already sell their rifles in California, they just pin the stock, remove the flash hider, and stick a "fin" or "paddle" grip on their guns and ship them off to dealers.
I like my king pin just fine. But it's nice to see this option. I would love to try it out.
A lot you are missing the point here.. the best part about the Compmag is that is removable in seconds, which means that the only time you really need to use it is when driving from place to place or at a public range with nosy Fudds. If you're heading out to the woods or desert to shoot, its fantastic because you just throw it in your bag, insert your own regular magazine, (still shitty because of 10rds) and have everything else be completely normal. I have tried ALL of the other fixed mag options, and although some were good (Maglock with Kingpin was my favorite) I really never built up a level of trust with them.
So I can either have a featureless rifle, with all its limitations, but which can use as many mags as I have on hand, versus an AR, with no feature restrictions, but which is limited to just ten rounds for all intents and purposes. With due respect, what's the case use for this thing? Why would you want to limit yourself to ten rounds in a defensive situation? Am I missing something?
How many lawsuits would it take to have CA retract all of these crazy CA AR regulation?
load 10rds one by one.....that is better than a featureless rifle with regular mag release?
There are other fixed mag options available. I think this mag was added so that they can ship their completed guns directly to FFL’s in CA without worrying about CA’s Assault Weapons Ban.
Why don't they make a "reloader" that attaches to the magazine and holds 40 rnds and auto reloads the magazine not the gun. If the "reloader" doesn't fit in the gun and won't feed ammo into a gun.... it only reloads ammo in a magazine. Should be totally legal. It is just a magazine loader.
That was something I was thinking about. What if you had a fixed mag that has the pull down lever like this one, but you can attach something else to that fixed mag that will load 10 new rounds into the fixed mag every time the lever is pulled down. And attached to the follower on the fixed mag is something that prevents the 'bonus attachment' from attempting to feed until it's pulled down past it again.
lol a magazine for your magazine, sounds californian enough to possibly work
@@trollwaffenunit1garrison784 I know right? I don't live in Cali but I feel bad for the poor bastards that do.
Some of the AW laws out there actually take this into account and their definitions. It would be considered a “magazine,“ or at least a “feeding device.”
Californians would spend their time better wiring and practicing with a decent CA-legal fighting rifle than indulging in this play on technicalities.
Wait a minute….it’s a loading gate for ar15? So your saying they’re a smooth ar15 lever and side gate mag? I’m sure reloading mag ne faster but this sounds fun
it'd be funny to have this also for the novelty aspect of loading your ar15 through a side gate
@@trollwaffenunit1garrison784 something about slapping rounds in the mag seems kinda fun especially with lever action AR lower. Space lever
Now wait until they ban it by name like the bullet button or the system that drops the mag when you open the receiver.
Assault weapon bans in the 9th circuit are weeks away from being struck down by Benitez
Or you can get a Thordson stock toss on a Comp and have a fully functional AR that just does not look tacticool. Myself, I will keep my mag release and not gov a flip about looks
When can we buy just the magazine?
A couple times he said, "$100 more." Makes me think they won't be selling just the mags for awhile.
Still dumb because California, but man.... this is a brilliant workaround by SOLGW. Fantastic!!
Looks like a Krag-Jorgensen solution. Why not use a hinged mag floorplate compress the spring turn the rifle up side down, open the hinged floorplate and use a 10 round charger clip. Close, release the spring, and turn the rifle upright again. Sounds simple, but it may have some engineering problems, but it would be doable as You have the space from 10 to 20 rounds of ammo to work with. You may retain the side door for topping of the mag with loose rounds. Just compress and fill up.
there's already a AR15 stripper clip thing made for CA compliant guns, its called the "MA loader" and only costs $30 and you could probably pair this thing with that
Life finds a way
there is no good reason to do this to any firearm ever
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short answer, buy a mini-14.
Step 1: move out of California
Better yet: Juries stop convicting people of violating unconstitutional laws.
Lol bro for real , or Californians stop being stupid an stop supporting these laws smh.....
I did
Oh, yeah, cuz uprooting your entire life, family, career, and school is super easy🙄
Yes please!!!!!!
To borrow a thought from a guy with a few modifications - 1. Tar+feather all politicians in california and perma-expell them from the state, 2. Bring in new and normal thinking politicians who will throw out old gun laws and introduce new and normal gun laws, 3. Said laws will include "unlimited ammo caps" and "full-auto for everyone, no restrictions, no exceptions", 4. Rejoice.
This seems like a very difficult way to reload and get back into the fight if necessary. The fixed magazine AR Maglock with kingpin is a much better option in my opinion for California gun owners such as myself that want all the normal rifle features.
You can always remove the fixed magazine and use a regular magazine 👍
Yeah the point is basically if some feds show up to your house talking about “you have an assault weapon” you can hide your regular “freedom week” magazines and slap this fixed mag in
Just the ar maglock itself is better. I think the compmag is good for the AK though.
@@kevinortiz7879wait so the mag lock only works when using the specific mag for the system?
I had the Juggernaut Pin on my AR-15 LWRC and my Juggernaut 9mm 16'' rifle and it was such a pain in the neck to get my magazine out, along with having the button come off. After spending more time at the range trying to get my Magaizine out and clear rounds, I have decided to Use the fin on both Rifles. I really would love to do away with all the malarky and not comply but I have a lot to lose.
Any restrictions on firearms is null and void. Ignore them.
Shall not be infringed.
Having used the strike industries fin grip and stock slot, this is not really a better option
Everything was going along fine until I had a bad double feed and I could not open my upper to release the mag. I had to disassemble the stock to separate the upper and lower so I could get to the release port to eject the comp mag. Only then could I clear the double feed. One bullet was jammed underneath the gas port. I never want to go through this situation again so the comp mag for me is a definite no-go.
Wondering if that would work with a KE Arms lower. Very useful idea.
this is the lease intrusive way to be CA compliant without changing any original parts, but the slowest to actually reload. there are a few faster methods like the maglatch FNGR with Mean Arms MA-15 loaders or the AR maglock gen 2/4 and accompanying kingpin which are faster (respectively) than the comp mag.
From the SOLGW side though this is the easiest way to be able to sell their existing rifles into California. For them it's just tossing a different magazine into the box instead of installing any of those other options meaning a completely separate set of SKUs, If the customer wants to go further and install those other options they have a completely stock slate to work from.
@@MrRtkwe im not disagreeing with that. It's better than nothing and I wish more companies utilized it.
Honestly this is a massive change in tune from SOLGW; not even a couple years ago I remember going into their online web store and they had in big bold font that their policy was no firearms sales (complete or receivers) to CA; had to resort to buying SOLGW lowers through Primary Arms at the time and assembling a SOLGW rifle myself by obtaining individual parts after.
Well there's a lot of people in California and a lot of gun owners so that's a pretty big market to turn your back on. Frankly I don't have any trouble working around the features what chaps my hide is the "safe handgun roster" that keeps us stuck with older designed handguns that probably aren't as safe at what's new. It's a shadow handgun ban and the state knows it.
Money talks
Am I missing something? So with this item you have to break the upper from the lower and then use a pin to remove the magazine? I believe all California requires is the separation of upper and lower to remove magazine and that is it. This item seems to ad an extra step. Can anybody clarify this? Unless something has changed that I do not know about just breaking upper from lower to remove magazine is legal in Cali.
If compmag just made their mag usable with BF10 or MA Loaders then I would actually get one. But with it being a bottom loading mag that you must load 1 at a time with no provision for a stripper clip I see it as a range toy only.
It turns your AR into an SKS. So it’s like a SKAR but not a SCAR… or something lol
its kind of more like a krag jorgensen, with the openable hatch that you just dump rounds in
@@trollwaffenunit1garrison784 very true
Still not as good as a king pin and AR mag lock which allows you to carry other magazines and reload them just as quick as a non infringed AR. I’d rather be able to load a new magazine rather be stuck feeding rounds in one by one. Also, if you were pulled over with this gun and not have the magazine in the way this company has provided. You’d then be in possession of a scary “assault weapon”
Thank you
I cannot believe that an ajustable stock is restricted in california, what a disgrace.
Hang onto your seat. Our illustrious, snotty-nosed, pretty-boy governor just might be our next president in 2024. Yikes.....!!!!!
Over the years it's been a constant source of amazement to me that there are so many Californians who think that a pistol grip is more of a tactical advantage than detachable mags. It's either that or they just want very particular, expensive, completely impractical playthings, but hey the more the merrier I spoze.
It’s that latter one, yes. They make the Second Amendment into a hobby and indulgence, and they seem to get a kick out of thumbing their nose at authorities.
I said, on another video about this sort of thing, "If the Californians spent less time in the hobby of trying to find technicalities in their State's laws, and more time just acquiring and practicing with a decent CA-legal fighting rifle, they'd be in much better shape…”
definitely good news for California the comp mag is really not bad i have it on my DD Rlll love it
I kinda want one of those mags just to mess around with. Are those mags sold separately?
Yes, SOLGW doesn't make the magazine - they're simply going to offer their rifles with them as a CA (stupid fucking state) solution.
I really, really want to know if this is good for NY too...
Yes it's legal in ny it's just a comp mag. That makes it legal I own a few they work ok but prone to double feed. I would just recommend getting a pmag and using mean arms mag lock with a mean arms easy loader it's 10 times faster and less likely to jam or double feed but consider the law that went into effect September 4 2022 nys now requires you to have a semi automatic license to own an ar15 or any semi automatic at that but if you own a semi automatic befor 9/4/2022 your legally to own without license.
Everything is maxed out on the rifle but you can still only shoot 10 rounds?
The Juggernaut Tactical Hellfighter Kit is a cheaper and faster option for a pinned mag build.
I don't need to slide my stock every 5 seconds and flash hiders aren't a big deal, so I made all of my AR's featureless builds with Sparrow Dynamic grips.
Yeah, the angle is goofy, but I'd rather have the option to easily reload with my grandfathered and Freedom Week mags.
Also, if a pinned mag build malfunctioned during a high stress situation it could be game over, dude.
You can’t have the bolt in the rear position and free a malfunction with Hellfighter. Making it worthless.
Does the gun need to be modified to accept the fixed magazine, and if so, does it make it unable to accept a detachable (standard) magazine?
Krag Jorgensen and Stoner had their baby overcarried.
I'm going to try to put this on a 1.5" Select Fire SBR and see if I get away with it. James said "any"
And he IS a lawyer. So you can not only believe anything he says, but know that it will stand up in court. 🤪
The state of California has no legal lawful authority or jurisdiction to ban or outlaw any gun or gun part.
Amendment 14 section 1.
Second amendment.
Article 4 section 2 paragraph 1.
Of the constitution of the united states of America supreme law of the land.
I personally think Maglatch USA makes the best fixed mag solution if you shoot in the desert.
Cali Patriot here. I actually have an ADM UIC Mod 2. It came with a Comp-mag to make it CA compliant. I don't have any complaints with the Comp-mag, but I replaced it after a few months with a MagLatch F.N.G.R fixed mag kit. I'm using a standard Lancer 30-round clip with a 10-round limiter. I'm no gunsmith and not even that mechanically inclined, but it took me all of 30 minutes to remove the old Comp-mag and replace it with this fixed mag setup. The F.N.G.R tab works great. You can push on the mag release as much and as hard as you want and it won't budge. The cool thing is that it takes me less than 5 minutes to remove the FNGR tab. All it takes is a simple hex-wrench to remove it. When it's out, I can slap/swap standard 30 rounds mags all day long (like when I go to Nevada, Arizona, etc.). You would never guess my rifle is CA compliant based on how it looks.
I wonder why nobody has tried to make an AR upper that takes 5.56 stripper clips. Think of it like an American SKS.
Semi-auto Krag Jorgensen
Remember, per Mike from SOLGW, get these and makes sure you clean your mag well and don't put a regular 30rd mag in the gun...
If someone could adapt the mag to take 5.56 10-round stripper clips it might be a bit more useful to use
I saw something like that years ago where a stripper clip-like device loads rounds through the chamber. Sorry I can't remember anything about it.
@@bobhill3941 Mean Arms Loader. The other one is BF10.
@@SCH292 That's it! Thanks, I thought it was really interesting at the time considering all the historical guns that used stripper clips.
Fixed mag is easy to setup for a CA legal rifle and "looks" mostly normal, but it has it's own issues (mostly functional issues). A properly configured featureless rifle is a more useful tool. There are pros and cons to both fixed mag and featureless... decide the purpose of the rifle and what pros you need and what cons you can tolerate.
Personally, I like Cross Armory’s conversion
Step one move out of CA. Step two PROFIT.
californians can now turn their AR15s into semi-auto krag-jørgensens
So i can have a completely normal ar15 with a regular mag and its am assault weapon while if i slap this magazine alone in, it becomes cal compliant? Asking because im seriously considering this. Cross armory and juggernaut is really good but quite pricey to make it california compliant
My only concern is how to deal with double feed issues because it WILL happen. With the ARMaglock Gen 4 and the Kingpin, I can push in the rear take down pin just enough to break the action and strip the magazine while the BCG is to the rear. Then clear the rounds.
I just use these as the range. But when I’m home a regular mag is in it for home defense. At the range I have time to take it apart if there’s an issue.
But I have looked into that armaglock and it’s better for sure
It would be incredible if they could ship some of their new 13.7” builds to CA with that mag.
Perfect for the range and easily removed at home, perfect :D
The best fix is to move to a free state
Way to work guys, "Shall not be infringed"
I’m all for innovation and that looks pretty cool, but for a SHTF, I may as well just use my 1301. It’s just as fast to reload that I’m reloading with 10 one shot fight stoppers
A great video and neat idea for solution.
I've owned these being in a restricted state. They jam a lot and are a pain in the ass to load
I have it and it works perfectly!
"feed in your 10 rounds..."
hahahaha
One state over you still get 30 rds and don't have to rebuild a carburetor to changer mags.
Thanks to Judge Bonitez who ruled that large capacity magazines were constitutional and any magazine owned would be forever exempt from future rulings. Thus during "freedom week" a million magazines were sold.
The ATF going to ban this too watch.
This is probably one of the worst possible ways to go juggernaut tactical hellfighter/ hogue freedom fighter or maglock combo and your good to go
I live in CA but saw a video where some guy said if you live in NY you need to glue/cover the little hole that releases the mag. Do we have to do that in CA too or only in NY ????
What about that grip with the fixed .22 mag in it for ARs that also gets around ca laws?
I think they “may” have already passed a law or some similar regulation addressing that. Funny how fast they can work to restrict something out there.
Currently in litigation.
It’s called the FIFY(fixed it for you) but I don’t remember the name of the company that makes it.
I'd prefer a 10 round detachable magazine over a fixed magazine.
This might be great for people to have a proper rifle just in case theyre suddenly allowed to have cool guns, but still.
Toss a Thordsen stock and a compensator on your AR and you have it; it does not look "Cool" but function over looks any day