Appeals court strikes down major gun accessory ban from 2018
The rule amended ATF regulations to classify bump-stock devices as machine guns, banning the ownership and sale of such equipment.
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The rule amended ATF regulations to classify bump-stock devices as machine guns, banning the ownership and sale of such equipment.
The full Fifth Circuit bench ruled today that a bump stock does not fall within the definition of “machinegun” as set forth in federal law. Thus, the Bureau of
A U.S. appeals court on Friday struck down a rule the Trump administration had adopted following a 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting that banned "bump stocks," devices that allow people to rapidly fire
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Devices allow people to rapidly fire multiple rounds from semiautomatic guns