Posted on Sep 24, 2019
What Does The ATF's Latest Bump Stock Comment Mean?
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Ok, the "bump" stock issue isn't closed yet.
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TSgt David L., Lt Col Charlie Brown,
SGT James Murphy, CPL Dave Hoover,
CPT Jack Durish, Cpl Jeff N.,
SSgt Boyd Herrst ,SGT (Join to see),
SPC Gary Welch, Maj Robert Thornton,
CPL Douglas Chrysler, Maj Marty Hogan,
LTC (Join to see), SGT Gregory Lawritson,
MSgt Robert "Rock" Aldi, PO1 John Johnson,
MSgt David Hoffman, COL Mikel J. Burroughs,
CW5 Jack Cardwell, PVT Mark Zehner
What Does The ATF's Latest Bump Stock Comment Mean?
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2nd Amendment
Firearms and Guns
Gun Control
Posted 5 y ago
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I have an opinion about this that a lot of gun owners are not going to like.
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HERE's my opinion:
If a mechanical part makes a rifle or pistol go PEW PEW PEW then the owner needs to be subject to the same requirement as a person currently buying or owning an automatic weapon.
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WHAT to do about those that already have them?
1. Everyone has to abide by the same requirements for use/storage as those that now have automatic weapons.
2. Waive the $200 fee, but require they register with local law enforcement.
3. If they have a CCW, waive the investigation.
4. If someone has one (but not outside the privacy of their home) but doesn't register - leave'm alone, leave their property and family alone too.
5. If someone does use one against someone then its on them to defend their actions. If their action was in defense of themselves, their family or their property then treat it the same as with a regular semi-automatic weapon.
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SHORT BIO: I own weapons, I shoot weapons at competitions and I enjoy hunting.
Currently automatic fire weapons require a very through FBI background investigation.
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I certainly understand that many will disagree with me.
That's ok. As I said this is MY opinion.
Enough said.
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HERE's my opinion:
If a mechanical part makes a rifle or pistol go PEW PEW PEW then the owner needs to be subject to the same requirement as a person currently buying or owning an automatic weapon.
.
WHAT to do about those that already have them?
1. Everyone has to abide by the same requirements for use/storage as those that now have automatic weapons.
2. Waive the $200 fee, but require they register with local law enforcement.
3. If they have a CCW, waive the investigation.
4. If someone has one (but not outside the privacy of their home) but doesn't register - leave'm alone, leave their property and family alone too.
5. If someone does use one against someone then its on them to defend their actions. If their action was in defense of themselves, their family or their property then treat it the same as with a regular semi-automatic weapon.
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SHORT BIO: I own weapons, I shoot weapons at competitions and I enjoy hunting.
Currently automatic fire weapons require a very through FBI background investigation.
.
I certainly understand that many will disagree with me.
That's ok. As I said this is MY opinion.
Enough said.
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SFC Ralph E Kelley - As far as practice rounds? The last several years - zero. I have been out shooting a couple of times and still able to zero the rifle in 10 rounds and drop it in the bull for 9 out of 10 at 100yds - iron sights. Shooting at a 1" x 1" swivel target at 25 feet with various small round pistols I rarely missed. Marine Corps training has stood me well all these years. But that is different than a pop-up or course run. I would not do as well there and would like to drop about 5,000 rounds to gain proficiency. (i.e.: At least 100 times through it.)
One day (soon I hope) I will be in a place (wallet-wise) where I can purchase a couple of hand guns and an AR-15.
One day (soon I hope) I will be in a place (wallet-wise) where I can purchase a couple of hand guns and an AR-15.
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Full Automatic, Belt Loop Bump Fire, Smith & Weason AR-15
Its so easy to use a semi automatic weapon and shoot it like a fully auto. My Brothers new Smith & Wesson AR 15, somebody send me one!!! This is some real sh...
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Rapid manual trigger manipulation (Rubber Band Assisted)
ATF approved alternative 2018 (Reclassification of bump stocks)
SFC Ralph E Kelley - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbNO7ich0ns
I think I found the ones I knew about. The unfortunate thing about semi-auto vs bolt action is the ability to "game the system" with external modifiers. A little loss of accuracy, not a big deal for someone not expecting to walk out alive anyways.
I think I found the ones I knew about. The unfortunate thing about semi-auto vs bolt action is the ability to "game the system" with external modifiers. A little loss of accuracy, not a big deal for someone not expecting to walk out alive anyways.
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SFC Ralph E Kelley
SSgt (Join to see) - I looked over all your video's - all techniques used for rapid fire and close quarters. Thanks for the uploads.
I won't be on for a while. It's 0030 here and I need to check on things. CYA
I won't be on for a while. It's 0030 here and I need to check on things. CYA
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Very interesting article, the ATF probably has a hard time figuring out their job.
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