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https://www.gunowners.org/take-action-tell-the-atf-to-not-regulate-bump-stocks.htm?src=alert040518
The ATF recently unveiled proposed regulations for a "bump stock ban." And, sadly, all gun owners should be very concerned.
You may remember that ATF had initially discussed regulating any accessory which accelerated the "firing rate" of a semi-auto.
First and foremost, these proposed regulations will treat bump stock devices as machineguns, but they will also do much more.
These regulations also raise serious questions in regard to your AR-15s or other semi-automatic rifles -- as they are now on the brink of being designated as machineguns by the next anti-gun administration.
By now most of you have heard about Deerfield, Illinois unconstitutionally banning not only "bump stocks" and 'assault rifles' but with language so vague that it bans virtually all semi-autos including handguns, with individuals facing $250-$1000 dollar a day fines for non-compliance. ( https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-04-06/illinois-town-bypasses-constitution-us-citizens-given-60-days-turn-guns-or-become) From the article;
"Also included in the gun ban were semi-automatic pistols which can accept higher than 10 round magazines. That’s virtually all full size semi-automatic pistols."
The ATF may be headed in the same direction unless a tidal wave of comments opposing this ban is received.
The ATF is accepting comments on regulations on bump stocks until June 27, 2018 at 11:59 PM ET.
Regarding ATF’s Proposed Rule on the “Bump-Stock Type Device”
[Docket No. 2017R–22; AG Order No. 4132– 2018]
So please comment on the regulations.gov comment page to tell the ATF to not regulate bump stocks:
https://www.regulations.gov/comment?D=ATF-2018-0002-0001
-OR-
Go to the Gun Owners of America page which has a pre-written message that can be copy and pasted and gives a link to the regulations.gov website directly:
https://www.gunowners.org/take-action-tell-the-atf-to-not-regulate-bump-stocks.htm?src=alert040518
The ATF recently unveiled proposed regulations for a "bump stock ban." And, sadly, all gun owners should be very concerned.
You may remember that ATF had initially discussed regulating any accessory which accelerated the "firing rate" of a semi-auto.
First and foremost, these proposed regulations will treat bump stock devices as machineguns, but they will also do much more.
These regulations also raise serious questions in regard to your AR-15s or other semi-automatic rifles -- as they are now on the brink of being designated as machineguns by the next anti-gun administration.
By now most of you have heard about Deerfield, Illinois unconstitutionally banning not only "bump stocks" and 'assault rifles' but with language so vague that it bans virtually all semi-autos including handguns, with individuals facing $250-$1000 dollar a day fines for non-compliance. ( https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-04-06/illinois-town-bypasses-constitution-us-citizens-given-60-days-turn-guns-or-become) From the article;
"Also included in the gun ban were semi-automatic pistols which can accept higher than 10 round magazines. That’s virtually all full size semi-automatic pistols."
The ATF may be headed in the same direction unless a tidal wave of comments opposing this ban is received.
The ATF is accepting comments on regulations on bump stocks until June 27, 2018 at 11:59 PM ET.
Regarding ATF’s Proposed Rule on the “Bump-Stock Type Device”
[Docket No. 2017R–22; AG Order No. 4132– 2018]
So please comment on the regulations.gov comment page to tell the ATF to not regulate bump stocks:
https://www.regulations.gov/comment?D=ATF-2018-0002-0001
-OR-
Go to the Gun Owners of America page which has a pre-written message that can be copy and pasted and gives a link to the regulations.gov website directly:
https://www.gunowners.org/take-action-tell-the-atf-to-not-regulate-bump-stocks.htm?src=alert040518