triggers help you shoot faster too, they are next.

fixed mags are next cause you don't need to reload after firing 30rds at bambi.

you actually shouldn't need more than 10rd for bambi.

"I generally oppose gun control, but I support the ban on assault weapons and I support a slightly longer waiting period to purchase a gun. With today’s Internet technology we should be able to tell within 72-hours if a potential gun owner has a record."

The America We Deserve - by Donald Trump. Page 102 July 2000

Until' all of that happens, its just a guess. The first block has dropped, we will see.

Terrible plan. We give them this, then the next school shooting happens and we are right back to where we are now... But we already slaughtered our sacrificial lamb.

Anyone have a link to Sanders claiming they are looking at an AWB?

Agree with Massivedesign. Gun owners have "compromised" for "common sense" gun control almost every decade, and more frequently in many states, since the 1930s. The history is clear. More restrictions aren't the answer, and don't solve the underlying problems.

Frankly, looking at the bump stocks and raising age limits on AWBs does not give me real heartburn. If I thought it would end there, I'd have no objection. But it won't end there. The next shooting with (insert your favorite gun here - maybe it's a scoped Remington bolt gun) will call for bans on that type of weapon, "Who needs the ability to kill at 1000 yards???" or similar nonsense.

It's the clear, direct, gradual erosion of rights. We see it throughout history around the globe and most obviously in some more "progressive states" like CA and NJ. No high cap mags, no detachable rifles mag style weapons, etc.

I'm not in favor of any more sacrificial lambs. Because it doesn't end with just one.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/age-limit-bu ... 01833.html

They're discussing increasing age limits similar to handguns.

It will, obviously, make zero impact on violent crime. I think a creative 19 year old might be able to figure out a work-around.

This, btw, is going to lead directly to requirements to lock up all guns in your house... because, safety of course.

Cmon now, anyone who really thought the bumpstocks wouldn't be touched after the Vegas shooting is blind. The term give an inch but be prepared to give up a miles definitely comes in to mind here, but I hope it doesn't come to that.

I think most saw it coming, but we can and should still draw a line and vocalize our dissent.

If 1 bad event is enough to ban an inanimate object then we are truly ******* as gun owners. We do need to hold the line ...

I agree... Me thinks we are fucked in more ways than one.

Murder Victims from the FBI Table 8 database (2014 is their most current):
Handguns 5,562
Rifles 248
Shotguns 262
Other guns 93
Knives or cutting instruments 1,567
Blunt objects (clubs, hammers, etc.) 435
Personal weapons (hands, fists, feet, etc.) 660

You are nearly TWICE as likely to be killed by someone with a club and THREE TIMES as likely to be killed by someone with hands and feet than ANY rifle. The AR-15 is a small percentage within that small percentage of rifle murders. Focusing on a gun type is definitely NOT the answer. Let's focus on the PERSON type not the gun. Don't get me wrong here. I think we should "do something" about the school shootings... obviously. Let's just focus on what SHOULD be done.

Keep in mind that in the history of the "bump fire" weapon, probably less than 1 death attributed to that item per month, from that singular anomaly event.

More people drown in bathtubs.

PS - we all know that bump fire technique can be easily replicated using particular shooting techniques on any semi-auto rifle or handgun. So then what? Gun bans are the next obvious liberal move b/c they will have banned bump fire stocks! THIS IS THEIR PLAN.

I am reeling.
Gun control nuts are drunk on their success in getting a chink in the armor to open... But their hunger to ban guns remains completely unsated.
This will not satisfy the enemies of 2A. They are now empowered.

I don't give 2 figs about bump stocks or binary triggers. Not the point at all.

Same.

Whats most concerning is he seems to have wilted under pressure.

No bueno