ATF Ruling on Bump Stocks; New Shooting Irons: Gun Talk Radio| 6.24.18 D

Published on June 25, 2018
Duration: 40:25

This segment discusses the ATF's ruling classifying bump stocks as machine guns. It highlights the public comment period deadline and the implications for owners, including the requirement to surrender or destroy the devices without compensation. The speakers express concern over the legality and fairness of such reclassifications.

Quick Summary

The ATF has ruled that bump stocks are now classified as machine guns, requiring owners to surrender or destroy them without compensation. The public comment period deadline is this Wednesday, with information available on the ATF website. The manufacturer Slide Fire has ceased operations.

Chapters

  1. 01:37ATF Ruling on Bump Stocks
  2. 01:41Bump Stocks Now Considered Machine Guns
  3. 01:44Public Comment Deadline for ATF Ruling
  4. 02:03ATF Website for Information
  5. 02:09Concerns Over Reclassification of Legal Products
  6. 02:12Requirement to Turn In or Destroy Bump Stocks
  7. 02:15No Compensation for Bump Stock Owners
  8. 02:36Slide Fire Company Status
  9. 02:48Slide Fire Closes Doors
  10. 02:52Slide Fire's Bank Dispute

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ATF's current ruling on bump stocks?

The ATF has ruled that bump stocks are to be classified as machine guns. This means they are subject to the same regulations and restrictions as machine guns under federal law.

What is the deadline for public comment on the ATF's bump stock ruling?

The deadline for the public to submit comments on the ATF's ruling regarding bump stocks is this Wednesday. Information can be found on the ATF website.

What are the requirements for bump stock owners following the ATF ruling?

Following the ATF's ruling, owners are required to either turn in their bump stocks to the authorities or destroy them. There is no compensation offered for these devices.

Has the manufacturer Slide Fire responded to the ATF ruling?

Yes, Slide Fire, a prominent manufacturer of bump stocks, has closed its doors. They are reportedly in a dispute with their bank over funds being held in case of potential lawsuits related to the ruling.

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