Could SBRs get removed from the NFA?

[ryr8828]

Just when you think you're on a winning streak,

The Supreme Court declined Monday to consider the latest challenge to a federal ban on bump stocks, keeping in place the prohibition on devices that essentially allow shooters to fire semiautomatic rifles continuously with one pull of the trigger.

https://www.wsiltv.com/news/supreme-...ed851ef87.html

[ap1220]

Just when you think you're on a winning streak,

The Supreme Court declined Monday to consider the latest challenge to a federal ban on bump stocks, keeping in place the prohibition on devices that essentially allow shooters to fire semiautomatic rifles continuously with one pull of the trigger.

https://www.wsiltv.com/news/supreme-...ed851ef87.html

Yes, but no.

From another forum:

The title of the article is a bit misleading as these cases are not really about gun rights, but administrative law and separation of powers.

SCOTUS dropping these petitions is not that surprising because the Fifth Circuit agreed to en banc rehearing of another challenge to the bump fire stock regulation in June. The Court likely decided to wait and see what the Fifth Circuit does with that case (they can always take a petition from that case if they think it is wrongly decided).

That is why they declined it.