Bump Stock Destruction Instructions.
Washington, DC – -(AmmoLand.com)- What You Should Know?
Bump-stock-devices allow a semiautomatic firearm to shoot more than one shot with a single trigger pull. The new rule goes into effect 90 days from the date of publication in the Federal Register.
What’s Next?
ATF has created a new page to discuss options available for current owners of bump-stock-type firearms to allow them time to get rid of them by the effective date of the final rule. Owners can destroy the device by either melting, shredding, or crushing it. To learn more about destroying the devices, read below or visit www.atf.gov/rules-and-regulations/bump-stocks/how-to-destroy
The Second Option For Owners Is To Turn Them In.
It is preferred that owners contact their nearest ATF office to make an appointment. To find the location of your nearest ATF office visit: www.atf.gov/contact/local-atf-offices. For destruction, regardless of manufacturer or model, a bump stock must be made incapable of being readily restored to its intended function by, e.g., crushing, melting or shredding the bump stock.
Bump stocks may also be destroyed by cutting, so long as the bump stock is completely severed in the areas constituting critical design features, denoted by the red lines in the specific model of bump stock destruction diagrams that follow.
The bump-stock must be completely severed in each area indicated by the red line.
Destroying a bump stock using any other method may be legally insufficient, such that continued possession of the device may violate 18 U.S.C. 922(o).
ATF Bump Stock Destruction Instructions
Individual Product Image Links:
- Slide Fire Solutions Bump Stock
- Bump Fire Systems AR and AK Bump Fire Stocks
- Michael Wolff Bump Stock (IQ #304609)
- Phoenix Technologies Bump Stock (IQ #76598)
- Vincent Troncoso Bump Fire Device (IQ #302683)
- Michael Smith Bump Stock (IQ #76715)
- Paul Ruble 10/22 Bump Fire Stock (IQ #303826)
- Slide Fire Solutions AR Pistol Bump Fire Device (IQ #304071)
- JT Grip Solutions Bump Fire Grips (IQ #303318)
- Saigatechusa/Ramlake, LLC AK Bump Stock Device (IQ #76600)
- FosTech Outdoors Bumpski AK Bump Stock (IQ #77918)
- Michael Foeller AK Bump Stock (IQ #72350)
- James Erskine Hailstorm Bump Stock (IQ #78025)
- David Compton Bump Fire Stock (IQ #74544)
- Mike DeWitt Chuckbuster Bump Fire Grip (IQ #303195)
About ATF
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is a highly specialized agency within the Department of Justice whose main goal is preventing, interrupting and removing violent crime from American communities. ATF investigates and prosecutes crimes involving arson, explosives, alcohol and tobacco diversion and the illegal possession, use and trade of firearms. The Denver Field Division works with local, state and federal law enforcement and public safety organizations to combat violent crime in Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and Utah. For more information about ATF, visit www.atf.gov.
If they want the bump fie stocks; then let them buy it back at a very fair price. My friend has several guns that were modified and does not have the original stock that the rifle came with and now has the bump fire stock on them. Buy the gun back at market prices and everyone wins. I know that the government will make a money deal with the Side Fire Company while all the individuals might have to suffer a money loss. No one in there right mind will ever give up their property without proper compensation. I know… Read more »
@CJ; It should be reinstated Yesterday, instead of today, also should be carried out immediately, just raid their offices in DC but do public hangings, we could make it a large festival, how does that sound, it sure would kick off the new year right!!!!!!!
“Bump-stock-devices allow a semiautomatic firearm to shoot more than one shot with a single trigger pull.” this is the first sentence in this article. It’s this horrible misinformation that is educating people incorrectly. This is absurd.
If the BATFE will bend over, I’ll show them an alternate method of disposal.
What are we supposed to do with the letter that came in the box with the slide fire stocks from the ATF saying bump stocks were firearm parts and not regulated? Does it need cut into 3 pieces too?
https://slidefire.com/files/BATFE.pdf
“Bump-stock-devices allow a semiautomatic firearm to shoot more than one shot with a single trigger pull.”
No they do not. One trigger pull, one shot. Let’s not be helping the BATF twist language.
MOLON LABE.
Banning of a certain device such as a bump stock is gun control?? What we need is criminal control, so allow me to help define such people. Criminal…A person or persons who willingly break the laws. Most often they are more than willing to take what is not theirs, breaking into good and honest American’s homes in our to steal anything at all that they can make some money on rather than work for a living like their victims do. Such “out of the norm” people eventually are arrested and sentenced to jail time but to save funds are released… Read more »
here is an instruction for the goober-mint d-suckers responsible for this ban: stick it up your a**, jamf punks.
“Bump-stock-devices allow a semiautomatic firearm to shoot more than one shot with a single trigger pull. ” This is directly from the article above.
Did anyone else notice this? A bump stock still only fires one shot per trigger pull, it just allows you to actuate the trigger faster. Therefore it cannot be a “machinegun” and should not be treated as such.
Is this an Ammoland mistake or the actual ATF wording?