Posted on Dec 27, 2018
GOA Files Suit Against ATF’s Illegal & Unconstitutional Bump Stock Ban
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Another one headed potentially to SCOTUS.
GOA Files Suit Against ATF’s Illegal & Unconstitutional Bump Stock Ban
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Interesting share. I think they are worthless BUT if you want one go for it.
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CW5 Jack Cardwell I've already made my feelings known about them. SCOTUS has to take up some of these cases, so that hopefully they can S-can some of the more onerous laws that have been enacted recently.
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Personally I own and shoot guns and rifles regularly BUT I am of the view that if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck then it should be called a duck.
The cats already out of the bag so ... simply have the bump stock owners apply by a certain day for an automatic weapons license, citing for only a bump stiock (not a full automatic weapons) . After that drop dead day require new purchasers to pay their $200 fee and go through with the complete background check.
The cats already out of the bag so ... simply have the bump stock owners apply by a certain day for an automatic weapons license, citing for only a bump stiock (not a full automatic weapons) . After that drop dead day require new purchasers to pay their $200 fee and go through with the complete background check.
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