Kali Key Bolt Action AR-15
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Fact: Mayors around the nation are cutting billions from law enforcement budgets. Fact: With thoroughly denigrated, defunded, and demoralized police forces, violent crime rates are soaring. Fact: Because of the deficit in community safety, legal gun ownership has hit record numbers in 2020. Fact: Politicians are openly endorsing the confiscation and banning of lawfully purchased firearms.

Just a few weeks ago, while in full daylight, two deputies were ambushed with a handgun. Biden tweeted his response:

“Weapons of war have no place in our communities. We need to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines.”

Rather than blame the criminal, condemn the act, and call for safer streets, we see a political class vilifying law-abiding gun owners and blaming firearms that were not even involved. In this climate, the facts don’t matter. Unprecedented gun control is the platform, and the AR is the first in line of semi-automatic rifles they are aiming at.

Kali Key Bolt Action AR-15

A product called the Kali Key has set out to protect the AR-15 and AR-10. The logic behind the Kali Key is simple: if your AR can’t be defined as an “assault weapon,” then you don’t have to worry about laws against “assault weapons.” The Kali Key was born in California where the Assault Weapons Control Act already bans pistol grips, forward vertical grips, flash hiders, and collapsible/folding stocks, etc.

With the Kali Key you can keep your AR with every feature you want, without having to worry about future laws directed at semi-automatic rifles. The Kali Key is a true drop-in-solution. It is easy to install, easy to use, and requires no esthetic modifications.

Kali Key Bolt Action AR-15

How does it work? The Kali Key sits in place of the gas key and charging handle on any mil-spec AR-15 BCG.  It diverts all gasses outside of the ejection port (not in your face), preventing the semi-automatic cycling of your rifle. The Kali Key installs with the same ease as replacing a BCG and charging handle.

Just drop it into your rifle – without any modifications to the gas system, milling, or other such alterations – and you now have a straight-pull bolt-action. Why? Because even laws like H.R. 5717 that ban “assault weapons” nationally and are already lying in wait for a Democrat presidency, specifically state that bolt-actions are not “assault weapons.”

If you live in Free America, the Kali Key is an appealing option for those who want to hunt with their AR. The lack of reciprocating mass also improves LRP and could make your suppressed rifle quieter.

Kali Key Bolt Action AR-15

The newly introduced GEN2-A1 Kali Key has improved specs and introduces a first-of-its-kind gas blowback capture system designed by Kali Key for suppressed rifles. This system prevents blowback to the shooter and soot collection on optics while shooting suppressed.

Including both a charging handle and a specialized gas key, at $97.95, the stand-alone Kali Key costs about as much as a Radian or Geissele charging handle. The Kali Key offers the same high-end build quality and will work with any mil-spec BCG. If you don’t want to mess with the staking on your factory BCG, Kali Key sells a bundle where a high-quality, black nitride BCG with MPI bolt is included at near cost. Everything is made in the USA, and at less than $200 for the Kali Key and a quality BCG, the bundle is a compelling option.

Kali Key Bolt Action AR-15

Since its inception, Kali Key has used its sales to support grassroots Second Amendment organizations. Through sales, it has helped fund cases like Miller v Becerra (the California “AW” ban currently in litigation in Federal Court), as well as Duncan v Becerra (the California standard capacity magazine ban that was recently decided in favor of the Second Amendment).

Nobody likes the idea of a compliance product, but the Kali Key is an easy and cost-effective way to keep your AR. With Biden stating that “assault weapons” “should be illegal, period,” it may also be more relevant today than ever.

 

 

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