UPDATE 10/3 - Injunction covers all FPC members - ATF publishes their pistol brace rule

[Piglatinhater]

and you want me to believe some roided up wanna be trooper gonna give you a pass on one of those deadly braced assault weapons? ****** please!

Exactly. His opinion is literally worthless.

 

[Bagman]

 

[Gingerbeard Man]

Exactly my thoughts brother , and after all
That we would never be able to legally own any firearm again.

Comply comply comply comply. And then wonder where all your freedoms went.
Lemmings…you ever play it?

 

[thevalueman]

did I miss something??

 

[BIKER13]

did I miss something??

nothing at all

 

[thevalueman]

nothing at all

good....I was worried....

 

[Xcaliber]

 

[spencer60]

Certainly not in this sort of way.

Once you open up stuff like “rate of fire” to interpretation vs the previous precise mechanical definition, you open the door to the way all sorts of things are used.

The NFA never mentions how anything gets used. It only sticks to precise mechanical definitions.

…See where this is headed?

Enjoy those semi autos while you can…. And vote for Orange Man again if it makes you feel better.

But any objective person knows what Trump did. All our guns are in danger now-thanks to his recklessness

There was never any mention of 'rate of fire' in the bump stock rule. That's what was in the canned legislation that passed in a few states (looking at you FL) but never got put on the table nationally.

The whole rule change about bump stocks was that they were operated by recoil.

Not that that fits NFA/GCA either, but it had nothing to do directly with limiting rate of fire.

 

[BIKER13]

good....I was worried....

never worry here cause someone will be along to tell you or ban you

 

[jcountry]

There was never any mention of 'rate of fire' in the bump stock rule. That's what was in the canned legislation that passed in a few states (looking at you FL) but never got put on the table nationally.

The whole rule change about bump stocks was that they were operated by recoil.

Not that that fits NFA/GCA either, but it had nothing to do directly with limiting rate of fire.

Yes, but it totally messes with the distinction between semi and fully automatic....

The trigger finger still makes one action, resulting in one round being fired-with a bump stock.

The firearm is no more 'operated by' recoil than a shoe is operated by a foot.

Dumb Orange Tard opened up a can of worms that should have damned well remained sealed tight.