State Bans Popular AR-15 Accessory; Police Shocked After Only 4 People Comply

a reply to: 727Sky

Holy Smokes! I am shocked too. I though the police station would literally be buried in blood covered plastic. \

I do not even know anybody who owns a bump stock and I frequent a few different shooting clubs. Maybe no one is turning them in out of fear of embarrassment. That they wasted their money on an ineffectual gimmick.

However, if those hell bent on cleansing the universe of evil feel better they are outlawed, so be it. How this helps stop kids getting shot, I have no clue. No one has explained a substantive correlation to me yet. I'm all ears.

originally posted by: neo96

The ban took place in the state on Feb. 1, and the new regulations gave residents the option to turn their bump stocks over to law enforcement with no repercussions—but so far, police departments in Springfield, West Springfield, Holyoke, Agawam, Granby and Ludlow have received zero bump stocks.

They created the ban before the Parkland shooting.

Two weeks before.

So..........Might be a conspiracy there.

so why do you need to own a "bump-stock" that makes a rifle act like an automatic?.....your finger just can't pull that trigger fast enough, I guess

a reply to: jimmyx

Why do I need to justify WHAT i do ?

My rights don't come from you.

They don't come from Capitol Shill either.