Apparently AR-15’s are now machine guns in Nevada

[Hodgie]

Anyone been arrested yet? We can't challenge this without a Court case, not unless we get clarification from the shitbirds who cobbled this nonsense together.

From the link posted below by Armyvet.

Let’s be clear about one thing though: this ruling doesn’t stand for the proposition that everyone in Nevada with an AR-15 is violating the NFA. It’s a pretrial ruling on a garbage argument in a products liability case. Basically, the plaintiffs are trying to get around the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA), which prevents lawsuits against arms manufacturers for misuse of their firearms. There are a few ways to wriggle your way out of PLCAA-land, and the plaintiffs here are making the “but Colt wasn’t selling normal guns!” argument. This isn’t a reclassification case, it’s a “we wanna go after the gun company!” case.

[Bang]

Consider the meaning of "or can be readily restored to shoot". To me, that says the product in question was originally a full-auto. A glaring error in description. Hopefully a fatal one.

[ideaman]

Here a two proofs that anyone who practices with their finger can imitate a machine gun.
YouTube:
1-27 rounds in 3/7 seconds Jerry Miculek
2- Worlds fastest shooter vs Bump Fire, Jerry loses by a Millisecond.

But this is not reality. For one, to practice this would be extremely expensive for the average citizens. I bet there are some Judges who can
rap their gavel into a machine gun sound.

[Hodgie]

Correct me if I’m wrong here but doesn’t colt manufacture their civilian AR receivers without the pocket so they cannot accept a full auto sear?

[Bang]

I think their proprietary-sized pins were also intended to foil conversions.