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# re: California Assault Weapon Identification Flowchart

What do you do if you are confronted by law enforcement at the range with a completely legal AR15?

can you print this out and tell them to read it?

# re: California Assault Weapon Identification Flowchart

You probably could, but unless he is already somewhat familiar with off-list lowers and the feature ban it may not do any good. Most cops don't like it when "civilians" try to inform them of the law. If he is reasonable, it may help, however the true purpose of this chart is to make it easier for YOU to know you are building your rifle in a legal configuration. I wouldn't worry about cops at the ranges, however, as anybody that spends more than a few minutes at a local range is going to see many, many off-list rifles there. They are very common these days.

# re: California Assault Weapon Identification Flowchart

im a little confused. so if i have a bullet button can i have a pistol grip ?

# re: California Assault Weapon Identification Flowchart

Yes because then you have a magazine that requires the use of a tool in order to remove it. By definition as written in the penal code, that is NOT a detachable magazine therefore you can have a pistol grip, collapsible stock, flash-hider, etc...