As we, and our Attorneys, understand it, this product falls within the laws as written. At this point it has not been endorsed or approved by any law enforcement agency or regulatory body within the United States, due to their reluctance to approve any compliance products. Once contacted, the D.O.J. told us that they would not endorse any compliance products and that we should seek the advice of a qualified firearms attorney.
We
then had our firearms attorneys, Jason Davis and Michel & Associates, research the topic of
California compliance thoroughly, and their professional opinions are that
the CompMag would be deemed a fixed magazine in accordance with
California Law. Their statements can be found below.
The first analysis applies to the GEN.3 AR-15, AR-10, and future CompMag models. (Current Generation)
The second analysis applies to the AK-47 CompMag and our GEN.2 AR-15/AR-10 CompMag
The third analysis (down the page) applies to AR-15 CompMags bought before Jan. 2019.
The following analysis applies to GEN.3 AR-15, AR-10, and future models of the CompMag.
The following analysis applies to the GEN.2 AR-15 and AR-10 CompMags and the AK-47 CompMag.
The following analysis applies to GEN.1 AR-15 and AR-10 CompMags bought before Jan. 2019.
Even though we have had our Firearms Attorneys approve this product as a fixed magazine according to California law, your situation may be different. For example, putting a CompMag on a banned AR-15 or a short barreled rifle (SBR) will not make it compliant. You must know your local/state laws and regulations and how they affect you prior to purchasing this product. If you are unsure whether or not you have an assault weapon, please contact a firearms attorney.