Here's
some real facts for those folks that insist on literal data.
Internet
information indicates that a semi-automatic rifle in the hands of an
experienced shooter could be fired at a rate of 90 rounds per minute
including reloading
The
firing rate on bump stock equipped rifles can be as high as 800
rounds minute not including reloading.
The
hit rate increase is obvious, especially when firing into a mass of
people where accuracy is not a requirement.
Enter
this gun nut propagandist: Buckeye
Firearms Executive Director Dean Rieck said in an email to supporters
Friday that a ban
[on bump stocks]
would create a “slippery slope” that could further some people’s
goals to “take our guns away.”
Questions
for Mr. Rieck and our local outspoken gun industry representative
What people and by what method, other than a constitutional amendment
could anyone take away any U. S. citizens legally owned weapon? I
posit that the some
people exist only in PR manuals of the NRA.
The
stock makers owe the NRA a thank you if not a cash contribution for
the original hint that they might support controls on the bumper.
Sales and prices for the item soared. Subsequently the gun makers
and sellers recanted their support.
Paul Hunter
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