NEWS! SCOTUS RULES BUMP STOCKS NOT MACHINE GUNS.

In this video Derek discusses the SCOTUS opinion that was made public in the Garland v. Cargill bump stock case.
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[@leadhead3966]

Can the state outlaw them anyway. 7:23

[@ZboeC5]

Now do forced reset triggers, shoe strings and other nonsensical things the ATF has declared to be machine guns over the years. The fact is "machine gun" is very clearly defined in the 1934 NFA. There is no ambiguity in the law at all yet the ATF has for decades pretended that there is. Glad to see them put in their place over this.

[@robertad8433]

I wonder how many shovels are gonna be used this week end

[@scottschannel123]

How do you this this will affect the FRT cases?

[@crazykoolrn]

Great freedom loving news. Happy Flag Day!

[@fscottfscott5369]

Thanks for reporting!!!!!

[@jamesprewitt1501]

Good deal good information