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Hahahaha. I would have thought less would have been turned in honestly....Nearly all of them then?
...in the NES group buy...Luckily only 600 were sold...
Thought I remember reading there was a company who sent off a pallet (or 2?) of them to ATF.I'm wondering if a large number of those were distributor or FFL inventory which was about to become worthless and written off for disposal.
Thought I remember reading there was a company who sent off a pallet (or 2?) of them to ATF.
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Major Bump Stock Seller Surrenders 60,000 Devices to ATF
Probably the 582 who turned one in put their other three in the attic. Jack.Hahahaha. I would have thought less would have been turned in honestly....
I'm wondering if a large number of those were distributor or FFL inventory which was about to become worthless and written off for disposal.
Americans don't obey laws in general and we certainly don't obey fake laws. That said, most people would not turn their bump-stock into he ATF, wouldn't they likely turn them over to the Local PD or troopers? No doubt though, 582 to the ATF seems low.
Let’s say the 582 represent 10 percent and something like 5000 others simply destroyed theirs.
So Slidefire was able to have a business selling pieces of plastic and was able to be profitable with less than 6000 sold? Over 10 years with 27 employees?
That math doesn’t work.
How many previous owners will they be reimbursing for devices that were destroyed instead of surrendered?Since they had no authority to ban them in the first place will they be returning the 582 to their rightful owners?
Does this mean I can go back to wearing shoes that have shoelaces without worrying about being charged with constructive possession of a machine gun?
Do you have someone to tie them for you?
They have self tying shoe laces now. Those would be fully automatic and should be banned.