Think you mean (they) not tey. Sounds Chinese to me...lol
Been discussing this on another forum I'm on, namely Smith and Wesson Forums. Can't you tell I like handguns....
My take on bump stocks is simply, they are a toy that someone who wants to appear macho buys and have no ethical use on any firearm, period.
Having said that it is an infringement to your rights granted under the Second Amendment (which is what the anti-gun crowd would love to set aside. Neither here nor there at this point because I don't think the ban will pass the litmus test in court anyway.
If it does, I don't see many of the approximately 260,000 bump stocks being turned in. especially with no compensation to the owners. I di see a nice black market springing up for the purchase of one at a very inflated price.
Far as I'm concerned they are worthless and I'd never have on, legal or not. Just like the BMF trigger actuator. No tangible or ethical reason to own one.
Back during the Obama years when everyone got scared that they would be loosing their semi-auto's, I sold 3 AK47's at local gun shows for 4 times what I paid for them, in cash and probably could have gotten more. What a worthless rifle. Cheap looking and very inaccurate. I did just fine. Wish I had a hundred to sell back then, I would have. Sold a multiple thousand rounds of 7.62 x 39 Wolf polyformance junk too, in sealed 'ham cans' for 2 times what I paid for it.
People are stupid when it comes to scare tactics.