My conversation with the ATF

[deller]

There's been a process in place since they first announced the rule change and it's been on their website for months. Destroy it or turn in to your local ATF.

That's interesting since the local ATF office doesn't want them.

 

[deller]

are you gonna do it?

Do what. I was just trying to determine what the people who still have them should do with them.

 

[TresMonos]

 

[rustyboy]

https://www.atf.gov/rules-and-regulations/bump-stocks

You can just dump them in the box out front of ATF office.

 

[TresMonos]

https://www.atf.gov/rules-and-regulations/bump-stocks

You can just dump them in the box out front of ATF office.

Make sure the box is making a loud ticking noise and smells like fertilizer.

 

[Fatal_Bert]

That's interesting since the local ATF office doesn't want them.

Doesn't matter if they want them or not, the rule change in the federal registry says you can drop it off their. You just spoke to a receptionist who is clueless because most likely nobody has called yet or has any intentions of turning theirs in.

 

[Tazz]

1. Take pics from many angles with differing backgrounds of a destroyed bump stock
2. Sell pics on internet to people who don't want to get rid of theirs
3. Profit

Hell, just melt a hunk of cheap black plastic and call it good. Who's gonna know, right???..........lol!

 

[deller]

https://www.atf.gov/rules-and-regulations/bump-stocks

You can just dump them in the box out front of ATF office.

The one that's says Goodwill?

 

[alnen]

Be careful what you wish for. Now they will insure that YOUR is removed from you. Now that you've brought attention to it, be sure not to still have the thing when the law goes into effect. Gov is not afraid to kill you to protect you from yourself.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

ATF will know, when you are traveling home from the range (let's say your hunting property's private range, deep in the woods, on the other side of an alwYs-locked gate)...

... And you are pulled over for speeding...
... and cop sees gun cases and ammo boxes in your vehicle in plain view..,

... so officer I.B. Paranoid decides to take temporary possession of your guns for his "safety" during the ticket-writing process, and when he's inspecting your gun gear he notices the bumpfire or slidefire stock...

... and he siezes it as contraband under federal law, and maybe as a "machinegun" under Georgia law too!