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Retired ATF Deputy Assistant Director Pete Forcelli, who helped blow the whistle on the Operation Fast and Furious gunwalking scandal, tells Bearing Arms the Supreme Court made the right decision in striking down the agency’s ban on bump stocks, but he’s still deeply concerned that the agency is going to continue to be used by the Biden administration as a way to enact new gun control laws without getting Congress involved… especially if Joe Biden gets another four years in office.
Theleftlikestoattackthings,andtheproblemthatIhaveiswhentheATFistaskedbytheWhiteHouseortheJusticeDepartmenttoattackthingsratherthanholdthepeopleresponsible[fortheircrimes].It’snotanitemthatcausesthedamage.It’sthepersonmisusingthatitem.HowmanybumpstockshavebeenusedinshootingsintheUnitedStatesasidefromLasVegas?Idon’tknowofany,tobehonest.
Ofcourse,thebumpstockbanwasimplementedunderDonaldTrump’swatch,sotherightcanlookforsimplisticsolutionsaswell,especiallyinthewakeofahigh-profileshootingliketheRoute91HarvestFestivalmurdersthatresultedin60
