President Trump Signing Bump Stock Ban, Citizens Have 90 Days to Turn Them In

[Nickel Plated]

At this point anyone playing the "fuck em, let them come get it" game might as well convert their rifles to select-fire. If a bump-stock is a machinegun, then a machinegun is a machinegun. Might as well build the real thing if you're going to risk a 10-year prison sentence.
And it's less risky to take a real one to the range as long as you keep it in semi. Most people probably won't notice the third pin and "auto" mark (psst. leave it off). A bump stock is pretty instantly recognizable.

[SgtRecon]

At this point anyone playing the "fuck em, let them come get it" game might as well convert their rifles to select-fire. If a bump-stock is a machinegun, then a machinegun is a machinegun. Might as well build the real thing if you're going to risk a 10-year prison sentence.
And it's less risky to take a real one to the range as long as you keep it in semi. Most people probably won't notice the third pin and "auto" mark (psst. leave it off). A bump stock is pretty instantly recognizable.

As Spock would say, your logic is infallible Nickle Plated

those folks with the 80% lowers surely have the machining capabilities to fab up a DIAS (drop in auto sear)

[fallenleader]

Molon Labe!

[ShooterInPA1]

Thousands of privately owned 3D printers are already dialed in.

Now what?

Do they not know technology will fill any void created by foolish mandates?

Idiotic move by DJT to piss off the very people who put him in office.

[JustinR]

Ask anyone in NY that lost their > 10 round magazines in a tragic boating accident.

That was state, so they could argue you can dispose of them out of state - so no taking under 5A.

This is federal, there has to be a compensation package or it's a slam dunk court case.

Of course, even without that it's a slam dunk court case since ATF and EO can't create law, just adjust scope. Bump stocks are no way machine guns per federal regulation; first court case and this is gone unless Congress specifically bans bump stocks.

[USMC3531]

At this point anyone playing the "fuck em, let them come get it" game might as well convert their rifles to select-fire. If a bump-stock is a machinegun, then a machinegun is a machinegun. Might as well build the real thing if you're going to risk a 10-year prison sentence.
And it's less risky to take a real one to the range as long as you keep it in semi. Most people probably won't notice the third pin and "auto" mark (psst. leave it off). A bump stock is pretty instantly recognizable.

Look at the ssar mod stock, it looks alot more like a stock than the cheap ones. And the difference is in the definition of machinegun, you can argue the bumpstock does not function like a dias, or sear pack. The atf already said Congress must approve with the change in definition of machine gun in order to ban bumpstocks

[Walleye Hunter]

At this point anyone playing the "fuck em, let them come get it" game might as well convert their rifles to select-fire. If a bump-stock is a machinegun, then a machinegun is a machinegun. Might as well build the real thing if you're going to risk a 10-year prison sentence.
And it's less risky to take a real one to the range as long as you keep it in semi. Most people probably won't notice the third pin and "auto" mark (psst. leave it off). A bump stock is pretty instantly recognizable.

Like it or not I too see the merit in this post. Sure you can keep it but will never be able to use it and if there is an event at your house like a fire or a break-in your illegal bump-stock could be found by LE. Not any different than it will be if semi-automatic rifles are banned (which I'm sure is on the agenda). The only difference would be that if TSHTF the semi-automaic rifles would be of use. I do see this as a progress that needs to be stopped in its tracks and I won't feel easy about it unless/until a favorable ruling comes down from the high court.

[alpacaheat]

Here's one from my personal archives, to commemorate this monumental achievement:

I believe that photo was from the Kavanaugh hearings when they agreed to the week-long FBI investigation. I remember that one.

[:-)]

[ExFlyinguy]

I believe that photo was from the Kavanaugh hearings when they agreed to the week-long FBI investigation. I remember that one.

Nope see post above.

*Trump gave Feinstein her first orgasm in 50 years