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thatdemguy

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4. No but it clarified what is a machine gun. And that does apply to frt triggers

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Wed Jun 11, 2025, 03:16 PM

Jun 11

Both require the the trigger to be pressed again to fire a second bullet. Probably the best definition is a full auto simulator, but still not a full auto as defined in the law.

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New Jersey and Delaware among 16 states suing U.S. gov't over deal ending ban on triggers [View all] BumRushDaShow Jun 10 OP

The blame rests with Congress, as usual, in its ongoing failure to effectively regulate firearms and firearm parts. J_William_Ryan Jun 10 #1

From what I saw they are not illegal under Federal law. thatdemguy Jun 10 #2

This suit isn't about bump stocks BumRushDaShow Jun 10 #3

No but it clarified what is a machine gun. And that does apply to frt triggers thatdemguy Jun 11 #4