Denver Banned Bump Stocks and Zero Are Turned Into Authorities

Denver Banned Bump Stocks And Zero Are Turned In To Authorities. It appears we have another gun-control success story here.

The city of Denver decided that bump stocks are too dangerous for private citizens to own, despite years of private citizens owning them and absolutely nothing happening before Las Vegas. They passed a law within the city banning the ownership of the devices. They were bound and determined to crack down on such dangerous items.

 

This post was last modified on May 29, 2018

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  • Meh, let them have em. It's a gimmicky device that nobody is going to leave on their home defense weapon anyways. I mean I wouldn't voluntarily take them in, I'd make them come get it if I owned one.

    • Bump stocks are a waste of money, just a new toy. I can pull the trigger almost as quickly on my AR and be more accurate because I control the shots.