I created a thread on this about a month ago. This is what occurred according to the GOA who ought to know since they were seeking the injunction.
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GOA e-mail March 25
Today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit agreed with GOA on bump stocks.
That’s right. The appeals court reversed an earlier district court decision which had denied GOA’s motion for a preliminary injunction.
This means that for the first time … anywhere in the entire country … a court has sided with a pro-gun organization against the ATF on their bump stock ruling which classified bump stocks as machine guns.
This occurred yesterday when an appeals court agreed with GOA.
Now the battle goes back to the district court. As you can well imagine, Biden’s ATF will be fighting against us at every step of the way.
We were pleased to see that the judges in today’s ruling chided the ATF for their “frequent reversals on major policy issues.”
Indeed, for ten years, the ATF said that bump stocks are not machine guns under federal law.
But then they reversed course and said that a piece of plastic with no moving parts is a machine gun. If the ATF can do that -- with a magic wave of the wand -- then they can say anything is a machine gun.
As of now, bump stocks are not yet legal. By sending this case back to the district court, the appeals court is ordering the lower court to impose an injunction against the ATF’s bump stock ruling.
In a best-case scenario, bump stocks could become legal in the four states within the Sixth Circuit (Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee) and might even apply to members of GOA and VCDL nationwide. Please stay tuned for further updates on this.
Erich Pratt
Senior Vice President
Gun Owners of America
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P.S. Please distribute this alert to your pro-gun family and friends.
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