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The NRA "bump-fire" snafu was a knee-jerk response, swiftly back-peddled when enuff members howled and it became more clear as to what a "bump-fire" is. It isnt something I knew anything about until the thing was 'splained to me. I have no use for one personally, but they ARE legal and so judged by the ATF, so let em be. And the NRA changed course when they learned more about the matter. Just "Quitting" for good and all because the NRA doesnt act fast enuff to please some folks is no reason to just walk totally away... in my view. Life is too short and the stakes in question are too high to be doin that. Still, it's a free country and MAC can do as they please, and I am free to totally ignore THEM too.
I hear there are some folks still boycotting Ruger for the late Bill Ruger's bad move regarding the clinton <spit>bubblegum-ban of '94. Bill Ruger is dead, company policy has been changed, and the ban is 15 years in it's grave too... And then there are the die-hards who still won't touch a Smith because of political mistakes made by a British management company that briefly controlled S&W in the 90's..
Haters gonna hate...
I hear there are some folks still boycotting Ruger for the late Bill Ruger's bad move regarding the clinton <spit>bubblegum-ban of '94. Bill Ruger is dead, company policy has been changed, and the ban is 15 years in it's grave too... And then there are the die-hards who still won't touch a Smith because of political mistakes made by a British management company that briefly controlled S&W in the 90's..
Haters gonna hate...