Kriss Vector SDP legal for California?

With a 10Rnd Mag... would there be any reason why the Vector SDP wouldnt be legal in California?

OK from what I read it is Legal with a 10Rnd Mag & they have a Bullet Button. I don't know what the heck a bullet button is but I see that Kriss is making Vectors with them installed.

If anyone has any info to add please do

thx!

California law prohibits An AR from having adetachable magazine
If it has a pistol grip, telescoping stock or any number ofother common
Features, a bullet button is often used to replace the typical
Mag release. In order to eject the mag, the bullet button
Requires the operator to use a tool, such as the tip of a bullet
To depress the recessed spring mechanism contained bullet button
Housing, making mag changes slow and a pain in the ass

ItsAllCreated wrote:With a 10Rnd Mag... would there be any reason why the Vector SDP wouldnt be legal in California?

Im not sure about Cali but I heard SDP is not quite kosher here in NY state. The fact that the magazine is not in the grip is a no no. But this is rumor. I havent looked into it. You need a license just to touch and shoot a pistol. It just so happens that the license also allows you to own one. But I cant even touch a pistol without one. Lame.

What do you have to do to get a license ?

CatMostFeared wrote:What do you have to do to get a license ?

Well the biggest hurdle is the 4 references. They must know me for more than 2 years and live in my county. That is the hardest part. I dont know 4 people that live in my county.

Im going to try anyway. I have one friend that lives in my county, my wife's boss lives in my county, and then my co-worker and another friend that works in my county but lives outside it.

I figure i can appeal to the judge and possibly reason with him.

Put me down I'll say I know one

It's my understanding after reading the CA AW Ban, any pistol with a detachable mag outside the pistol grip is considered a AW in CA and therefore banned. Having a 10 rnd fixed mag outside the grip is OK.

Also when I received my CA SDP the mag was pinned to make it a single shot. I was told this is because there is a CA list of approved handguns and anything not on that list cannot be sold by a dealer (though private party sales are fine) unless it is a single shot. However owning an SDP with 10 round fixed mag is OK. Go figure.

Is it even possible to load the magazine through the ejection port, or would you have to field-strip the gun??

Jedi380 wrote:Is it even possible to load the magazine through the ejection port, or would you have to field-strip the gun??

Bullet button. since you need to use a tool to remove the magazine, it is technically NOT a detachable magazine.

D'oh! Forgot that twisted little detail!

I am SOOO happy I don't live in Kommiefornia!

Right, bullet button makes it a fixed mag and thus not an evil AW. You use a tool to remove it, load it, and "affix" it back into the weapon. I doubt you could load it through the ejection port.