What is a Bump Stock? Should it be illegal?!

How does a bump stock work? This video will demonstrate how a bumpstock works when attached to a Semi-Automatic AR-15. This has been in the news quite a bit lately as the United States government holds hearings on whether this gun accessory should be banned.

This video shows how a Bump Stock works, and what it can accomplish while attached to an AR-15.

It is currently illegal for private United states citizens to own a fully automatic firearm. (As of 1986) BUT bump stocks are only an accessory to a rifle, and don't actually alter the gun to fire automatically. So they are totally legal as of the posting of this video, anyone can buy one, and anyone can shoot with one.

The question is: Should it stay legal? or should this accessory be regulated?

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