Well, the internet is all a buzz over the potential of banning the California gun owner's best friend, the bullet button. For those of you not familiar, the really short answer is that the bullet allows Californians to own AR15s, AK47s, and various other evil looking weapons by changing the way mags are released from the rifle.
California gun laws are very poorly written. The state tried to ban assault weapons back in 2000, and ran into some issues. First, CA legislators first made a list of assault weapons that were selected by make and model like a Colt AR15. Then the firearms manufactures changed the models with new names like the "Colt Sporter" and basically worked the same way but were not illegal according to the law. So the law makers answered back creating a certain criteria that declared a set of features that total up to equal an assault weapon. For example the picture above shows an AR15 and a Mini 14. They fire the same caliber, have about the same barrel length, take very similar magazines, and can both equally be fired as fast as you can pull the trigger. According to the state of CA, the AR15 (the black rifle on top) had "features" that deemed it an assault rifle and the Mini 14 (brown rifle on the bottom) was all good. Seem strange to you? The two guns are equally as "dangerous" yet a piece of plastic makes one of them a felony.
As you can see in the video at the top the bullet button made a way to bring the AR15 to Californians. What you won't see in the news video is that the flood of these LEGAL weapons into California has actually made this state money. Jobs have been created as gun stores have expanded as well as the birthing of several CA based business that manufacture weapons accessories on CA soil. Let's also not forgot the millions of dollars generated on tax revenue from CA residents purchasing AR15s and accessories, as well as the cash spent on background checks that the state also makes money on. I've yet to see a host of criminals using bullet button equipped rifles to go on shooting sprees or rob banks. It simply isn't happening folks....
The Calguns Foundation is full of intelligent and law abiding citizens who will fight this bill, and it won't become a law. The state will waste more money chasing this "issue" down which has been prevalent for well over five years. Rather than focus on fixing the CA economy, jobs, immigration problems, and the myriad of other problems this state faces, it will waste time and money in court trying to literally punish law abiding citizens.