Bumpstock Price Gouging

Alphabrew · Oct 7, 2017

Who’s got a 3D printer?

https://grabcad.com/library/ar-parts-3

Alphabrew · Oct 7, 2017

Alphabrew said:
Who’s got a 3D printer?

https://grabcad.com/library/ar-parts-3

I’ve downloaded the file, is there a reputable place that will print some of these for me? Like a Kinkos with a 3D printer?

Sundazes · Oct 7, 2017

j_h_smith said:
WOW, that's cheap. I sold a Bump Fire Stock for a lot more than that.

But did you get paid for it? :rolleyes:

Shoobedoo · Oct 7, 2017

I'm not trying to rain on anyone's parade here, I'm of the opinion that any erosion of our 2A rights is a loss, period, but before you guys go getting all warm and fuzzy about 3D printing your own bump/slide stocks, just keep in mind that any draconian legislation coming down the pike would likely make you an instant Felon for even being in possession of such items, the stocks themselves for sure, but possibly even the software or blueprints, etc. Just a thought.

j_h_smith · Oct 7, 2017

sundazes said:
But did you get paid for it?

Yep, money was in one of my BANK accounts as soon as Paypal made the transfer, it has since then been transferred to my slush fund account.

All is good.

j_h_smith · Oct 7, 2017

Saved the file. I have a son with a few 3D printers.

j_h_smith · Oct 7, 2017

It looks like Gun Broker has eased their stance on selling bump stocks. They are now allowing them to be sold as long as it's done so legally. So no selling where they are prohibited.

Dear j_h_smith,

As the public face of internet gun sales, GunBroker.com works closely with the NRA, NSSF, and other industry organizations on matters of public policy. Initial reaction from the industry was that support of bump stocks was PR disaster. However, the industry and NRA have softened their stance and asked regulators and Congress to make a decision as to whether or not these items are legal. As a result we have changed our position to allow the items to be sold as long as they are sold in full compliance with state and local laws.

As a seller you should be aware that bump stocks / slide stocks are not firearms and are almost certainly not protected by the Protection in Lawful Commerce of Arms Act (PLCAA). This means that if you choose to sell these items and get sued over their use or misuse, you will not have the PLCAA to protect you.

Be aware that bump stocks / slide stocks may not be legal in every state and we have not been able to fully assess what jurisdictions in which they may be outlawed. It would be wise to research the local in state laws into which you intend to ship these items to avoid entering into an illegal transaction.

Thank you,
The Management of GunBroker.com

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j_h_smith · Oct 7, 2017

george g. said:
Sorry,didn't think about it.

Well? Post up the link!

Matlack · Oct 7, 2017

Can anyone post the file?

george g. · Oct 7, 2017

It was posted a couple post down from my post, but here it is again.https://doubletaptriggers.com

Matlack · Oct 7, 2017

Another question, is this what it was like leading up to the 86 ban?

Matlack · Oct 7, 2017

george g. said:
It was posted a couple post down from my post, but here it is again.https://doubletaptriggers.com

I was looking for the cad files, I would rather not sign up for another website. If anyone has them and can post them, awesome. If not I will just sign up for the site.

rob-cubed · Oct 7, 2017

Matlack said:
Another question, is this what it was like leading up to the 86 ban?

If you remember the buying frenzy leading up to 2013 in MD, you had a taste. The 1986 MG ban and the 1994 AWB were even crazier since it involved the entire country, so true market forces were at work.

To this day you can find still 21-year-old unfired MACs still around from when those that had the means bought a bunch when they were plentiful and cheap.

Clifjr · Oct 7, 2017

So when will we see 80% bump fire stocks?

iH8DemLibz · Oct 7, 2017

Clifjr said:
So when will we see 80% bump fire stocks?

They'll make the use of them illegal.

Regardless of how folks come by them. 100%. 80%. etc.

Not sure how they'll cover possession of them.

People can keep them as remembrances of better days gone by I suppose.

BradMacc82 · Oct 7, 2017

iH8DemLibz said:
They'll make the use of them illegal.

Regardless of how folks come by them. 100%. 80%. etc.

Not sure how they'll cover possession of them.

People can keep them as remembrances of better days gone by I suppose.

I imagine it'll play out just like most of CA's bans, grandfathered at first, few years down the road - bam, ban on use. Few more years down the road, ban on even ownership - turn 'em in or play that game of chance.

DC-W · Oct 7, 2017

Matlack said:
I was looking for the cad files, I would rather not sign up for another website. If anyone has them and can post them, awesome. If not I will just sign up for the site.

http://confab.fosscad.org/

axshon · Oct 8, 2017

With the GOP and NRA lining up behind Feinstein I'm very interested in what the final legislation will look like. My money is on some devices still being allowed simply because nobody knows enough to ban them specifically and their rate of fire is not too automatic-y. I believe NRA will help the law to be pretty specific. Hope so anyway. GOP can't be trusted with much these days.

I don't have, don't need and don't want a bump stock though I would love to have invested in half a dozen of them. In an SHTF scenario I wouldn't use one. Waste of ammo. The only time we went to uncontrolled fire in the Marines was FPF and, as a civilian, if you need that it's already too late. We called it the kiss-your-a$$-goodbye rate of fire. Only useful if you know for sure you won't need that ammo 2 minutes from now.

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normbal · Oct 8, 2017

„Price gouging,“ „profiteering,“ otherwise known as Laissez-faire or free interpersonal economics to those who actually know and understand how this all works.

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iH8DemLibz · Oct 8, 2017

I saw one priced over 1K on GB today.

People are no longer smoking crack.

They're mainlining it.

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