Here's a big update about GOA's bump stock case

Published on July 30, 2021
Duration: 3:00

This video provides an update on Gun Owners of America's (GOA) legal battle concerning bump stocks. GOA highlights their victory in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, which ruled that bump stocks are not machine guns. The organization emphasizes the ATF's appeal to the full Sixth Circuit and the filing of an amicus brief by the NRA, underscoring their commitment to fighting the ATF's regulatory overreach.

Quick Summary

Gun Owners of America (GOA) achieved a significant victory in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, with a ruling stating that bump stocks are not machine guns. Despite this win, the ATF has appealed the decision to the full Sixth Circuit. The NRA has also filed an amicus brief in support of GOA's case, highlighting the ongoing legal battle against ATF overreach.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Shall Not Be Infringed
  2. 00:08Eric Pratt: Senior VP of GOA
  3. 00:14Second Amendment and Gun Control
  4. 00:36GOA's Bump Stock Case
  5. 00:56Bump Stock Case Success
  6. 01:03Sixth Circuit Ruling: Bump Stock Not Machine Gun
  7. 01:20ATF's Appetite for Restrictions
  8. 01:33ATF's Proposed Rules: Ghost Guns & Braced Firearms
  9. 01:46Importance of Slapping Down ATF on Bump Stocks
  10. 01:50ATF Appeals Victory
  11. 01:58GOA Submits Supplemental Brief
  12. 02:06NRA Files Amicus Brief
  13. 02:14Other Organizations Join the Battle
  14. 02:24Case Far From Over: Potential Supreme Court
  15. 02:33Support the Gun Owners Foundation
  16. 02:48Conclusion and Thanks

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the outcome of Gun Owners of America's bump stock case in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals?

Gun Owners of America (GOA) won their bump stock case in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. A three-judge panel ruled that a bump stock is not a machine gun, a significant victory for gun rights advocates.

What is the ATF's response to the Sixth Circuit's ruling on bump stocks?

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has not accepted the Sixth Circuit's ruling. They have appealed the victory to the full Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, indicating their continued opposition to bump stocks not being classified as machine guns.

Has any other major organization filed support for GOA's bump stock case?

Yes, the National Rifle Association (NRA) has filed an amicus brief in support of Gun Owners of America's (GOA) bump stock case. This filing signifies broader support for GOA's legal challenge against the ATF's regulatory actions.

Why is GOA's fight against the ATF on bump stocks important?

GOA views the bump stock case as crucial because they believe the ATF's practice of bypassing Congress to create new gun restrictions will not stop with bump stocks. They see this legal battle as a precedent for future regulatory overreach.

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