I still want to know more about why you think that you're the one who defines what a gun is and not the state and federal governments. You must have a very low opinion of everyone reading your posts if you think they're foolish enough to believe you.
I included that link so you could educate yourself; why pass up the opportunity to do so?
Did you read the part where the Trump administration ruled that;
The Department of Justice is amending the regulations of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) to clarify that bump-stock-type devices—meaning ‘‘bump fire’’ stocks, slide-fire devices, and devices with certain similar characteristics—are ‘‘machineguns’’
Yes I know the bump stock can be removed. But it is the bump stock itself, that stupid piece of plastic, that the Trump administration defined as a machine gun, all by itself. Why are you so overly casual about a president like trump, Biden or Bush infringing upon our civil rights?
Perhaps you can link to the rule, regulation or law that says your opinion supersedes the CFR? Just because something does not go bang or does not shoot a projectile, does not mean it is not a gun in the USA. Your knowledge of gun control law in the US is very much lacking to say the least. Your ignorance is not a asset to this conversation.
Here is a link to the ATF firearm reference guide.
https://www.atf.gov/firearms/docs/guide/federal-firearms-regulations-reference-guide-2014-edition-atf-p-53004
In it you will see that federal law defines various items as firearms even though they do not shoot a projectile. This would include silencers, silencer parts, certain machine gun parts and DD parts.
Are you also going to claim that Biden is not a gun grabber because forced reset triggers are not machine guns as defined by the ATF? Will you also say the same about Bush's 2006 gun grab?
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