Featureless Products

The "Featureless Products" category includes various accessories and upgrade kits designed specifically for rifles in order to comply with California's regulations and definition of a "featureless" rifle. In California, if you own a semi-automatic rifle with a detachable magazine, it must not possess any of the "scary features" defined by the California DOJ.

These prohibited features include a collapsible stock, telescoping stock, thumbhole stock, pistol grip, forward vertical or pistol grip, flash hider, or grenade launcher or flare launcher. If your rifle possesses any of these features, it cannot be considered "featureless" and must instead have a fixed magazine that meets the California DOJ's definition.

However, for those fortunate enough to own a featureless rifle, they are able to enjoy the convenience of a standard magazine release without the need for a locking mechanism or disassembling the firearm's action during magazine changes. This is a significant advantage, making shooting and reloading much faster and more efficient.

The products in this category cater to the needs of those who wish to convert their rifles into featureless rifles and remain compliant with California law. One noteworthy product is the Thordsen Customs FRS-15 Gen 3 Upgrade Kit. This kit is available in black, OD green, and FDE (flat dark earth) colors, allowing users to choose their preferred aesthetic.

The Thordsen Customs FRS-15 Gen 3 Upgrade Kit provides all the necessary components to convert a rifle into a featureless rifle, ensuring that it meets the California DOJ's requirements. With this kit, users can replace prohibited features on their rifles, such as the pistol grip, with compliant alternatives. This enables them to have a more ergonomic grip while still adhering to the featureless definition.

For Californians seeking to comply with the state's regulations and enjoy the benefits of a featureless rifle, the products in this category offer a solution. By removing or replacing prohibited features, shooters can continue to enjoy their firearms while adhering to the specific requirements set forth by the California DOJ.