This video breaks down a recent DOJ letter concerning the definition of 'readily restored' in relation to machine guns, specifically addressing AR-15s in the context of the GOA v. Garland bump stock case. The DOJ's stance clarifies that an AR-15, in its standard semi-automatic configuration, is not considered a firearm that can be 'readily restored' to fire automatically, contradicting some political rhetoric. The analysis highlights the distinction between parts that convert a firearm into a machine gun and the inherent nature of a firearm itself regarding automatic fire capability.
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