Bump stop ban signed today
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Bump stop ban signed today
President signed today
And you got nothing for it.
Fox News going all anti gun with the announcement.
Pro gun people did not get in front of it and now loses.
And you got nothing for it.
Fox News going all anti gun with the announcement.
Pro gun people did not get in front of it and now loses.
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Re: Bump stop ban signed today
I can't find this anywhere. Can you link to a source?philip964 wrote:President signed today
And you got nothing for it.
Fox News going all anti gun with the announcement.
Pro gun people did not get in front of it and now loses.
I'm curious to know the specifics like bump stocks only, or any "rapid fire devices" like clothing / ties, also is this retroactive / confiscation?
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Re: Bump stop ban signed today
Google "Trump Sessions Bump Stock"Soccerdad1995 wrote:I can't find this anywhere. Can you link to a source?philip964 wrote:President signed today
And you got nothing for it.
Fox News going all anti gun with the announcement.
Pro gun people did not get in front of it and now loses.
I'm curious to know the specifics like bump stocks only, or any "rapid fire devices" like clothing / ties, also is this retroactive / confiscation?
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/20/trump-s ... -guns.html
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Re: Bump stop ban signed today
No surprise there and guess what.....it's gonna' get worse before it gets better. Look for high (?) capacity magazines next.
Re: Bump stop ban signed today
Trump orders regulations drawn up to ban bump stocks
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa- ... SKCN1G42T1
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa- ... SKCN1G42T1
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Re: Bump stop ban signed today
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/20/trump-s ... -guns.html
ETA: That's not all today:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa- ... SKCN1G42SR
ETA: That's not all today:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa- ... SKCN1G42SR
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Re: Bump stop ban signed today
I think bump stocks and binary triggers are a waste of ammo but if they are going to become illegal, I might have to buy one. And I was saving my allowance for something else
Do I have to cut my belt loops off now?
Do I have to cut my belt loops off now?
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Re: Bump stop ban signed today
Is there anything on Trump actually signing a ban? Or is this just an order to develop regulations?philbo wrote:Trump orders regulations drawn up to ban bump stocks
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa- ... SKCN1G42T1
If they are just drawing up regulations, then we will need to wait to see what this means. Are they going to ban everything that could be used for bump firing, or just a specific type of stock? How do I register a piece of plastic with the ATF? Do I get a tax stamp for it? Is it only an issue once it goes on a firearm? What will the process be for getting an NFA stamp? When is this effective? Is it retroactive? If it is retroactive, am I required to dispose of legally owned bump stocks in a specific manner or can I just toss them into a lake somewhere? Is this the end of legal shoe laces, string, belt loops, etc., or can I continue to bump fire all I want using things other than a specifically designed stock?
Enforcement will be another can of worms altogether. If this includes "all" devices that could be used to facilitate rapid fire, then how do I get Pelosi arrested when she shows up on TV wearing something that meets the definition? That might actually be fun.
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Re: Bump stop ban signed today
Oi vay. He signed a memo that makes a recommendation.
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/20/trump-s ... -guns.html
Any other news to report from the Chicken Little Newsdesk of Hyperbole ?
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/20/trump-s ... -guns.html
Any other news to report from the Chicken Little Newsdesk of Hyperbole ?
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Apparently stock analysts and big investors don't believe anything will actually come of this since Ruger's stock is down almost 4% today. I can also find entry level AR's for sale at just over $500 on Buds. If there is any truth to the hysteria, it hasn't led to panic buying. Yet.jason812 wrote:I think bump stocks and binary triggers are a waste of ammo but if they are going to become illegal, I might have to buy one. And I was saving my allowance for something else
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Looks to be just a continuation from the Vegas shooting and he’s not seeking a specific ruling just to issue a final ruling on the issue
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Re: Bump stop ban signed today
Look again, that memo bears today's date. You also may note the use of the word "immediately'?roadkill wrote:
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Looks to be just a continuation from the Vegas shooting and he’s not seeking a specific ruling just to issue a final ruling on the issue
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The only "immediate" I see is "for immediate release". Is that what you are referring to?Oldgringo wrote:Look again, that memo bears today's date. You also may note the use of the word "immediately'?roadkill wrote:
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Looks to be just a continuation from the Vegas shooting and he’s not seeking a specific ruling just to issue a final ruling on the issue
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It stems from the Vegas incident and looking into bumpstock legality. All this memo does is ask to finish up their review of bumpstock definition and the machine gun laws
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Re: Bump stop ban signed today
Bump stocks or binary devices does not turn a semi-automatic to a machine gun. As machine gun (fully automatic weapon) one-press on the trigger multiple-bullets fired)
So, If Obama administration said it is legal, nothing changed to make it illegal.
2 things they can do:
1) require further checks and may require a registration and any transfer is via and FFL
2) Conclude it is not illegal to own and the only way to ban or regulate the use is via a new Federal Law
2) is more likely as such devices are accessories and it would arbitrary to regulate said devices rather than say flashlights or optics
So, If Obama administration said it is legal, nothing changed to make it illegal.
2 things they can do:
1) require further checks and may require a registration and any transfer is via and FFL
2) Conclude it is not illegal to own and the only way to ban or regulate the use is via a new Federal Law
2) is more likely as such devices are accessories and it would arbitrary to regulate said devices rather than say flashlights or optics
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