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How to Register On or Before June 30 Deadline

As the June 30 “Bullet Button Ban” deadline approaches, we at Cross Armory strongly recommend against registering your AR-15 or other semi-automatic weapons. However, we are here to help all gun owners navigate many of the steps required and provide links required to successfully register, if you so choose to do so. But fair warning,

How to go Featureless Before June 30

As the June 30 deadline fast approaches for AR-15 and other rifle owners to register, going featureless is another option to avoid registration. June 30 is the last day before the law changes and requires AR-15 owners to be compliant with the new laws and regulations. The State of California is mandating three options: go

How to Comply With AR-15 Fixed Magazine Before June 30

On June 30, the State of California will enact the deadline for new laws and regulations regarding the possession of AR-15’s with “Bullet Buttons.” Owners of AR-15’s and other semi-automatic rifles must be in compliance with California law on or before June 30. Any AR not registered or made to be compliant will be a

How to be Prepared for June 30

The days are moving quickly and on June 30, the State of California will enact yet another set of gun laws and regulations best known as the “Bullet Button Ban.” After the state passed a bill banning “bullet buttons” and re-classifying any semi-automatic, centerfire rifle or semi-automatic pistol without a fixed magazine, owners of such

AR Fixed Mag Perfect For AR Rifles

Please keep in mind that we are not lawyers, so we cannot offer legal advice. However, we do think the law is reasonably clear as it relates to ARs. There have been several webinars presented by NRA and CRPA that discuss the law in detail as well. The increased pressure from the State of California

PIN PAL Preserves Your AR-15

Please keep in mind that we are not lawyers, so we cannot offer legal advice. However, we do think the law is reasonably clear as it relates to ARs. There have been several webinars presented by NRA and CRPA that discuss the law in detail as well. Steel and aluminum don’t mix, especially concerning the