Posted on Oct 5, 2017
NRA says bump stocks, devices used by Las Vegas shooter, should be regulated
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Honestly surprised. While I'm a member and support this decision, I don't often see the NRA endorsing anything related to "gun control".
NRA says bump stocks, devices used by Las Vegas shooter, should be regulated
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They destroy any accuracy a weapon has, they are only good for spraying wildly. a well regulated militia has no need for them they should be illegal. If you want an automatic weapon do an ATF form and shell out the $$$ for one.
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Cpl Ron Vulatic
A well regulated militia should not have to fill out a form and pay an additional $200.00 tax to own an automatic weapon, just saying.
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SFC (Join to see)
They shouldn't have to, but they do. The only way to change this is for congress to change the laws regarding the National Firearms Act. Good luck getting the Government to close off a source of income.
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MSgt George Cater
Many thought the LV shooter had used a trigger crank rather than a bump stock when the word was that he used ‘tripods’. You could secure a semi-auto rifle in a tripod mount with a trigger crank and high capacity mags and actually lay a beaten zone comparable to a light MG.
What I’m really surprised about is given the idiots wealth that he didn’t buy a couple of M-249S for 8K each and put a trigger crank and tripod on them.
What I’m really surprised about is given the idiots wealth that he didn’t buy a couple of M-249S for 8K each and put a trigger crank and tripod on them.
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MSgt George Cater - throw a Barret in the mix with API and hit the jet fuel tanks that were close to the venue.
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