Gun Owners of America and Gun Owners Found File Amicus Brief with Supreme Court in Bump Stock Case

By Jose Nino

On January 29, 2024, Gun Owners of America (GOA) and Gun Owners Foundation filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court of the United States in Garland vs. Cargill. The case in question challenges the ATF’s prohibition on bump stocks.

Gun Owners of America has been actively resisting the Bump Stock ban, which was enacted during the Trump era.  In effect, this was a heavy-handed attempt by ATF to re-categorize bump stocks as machine guns under federal law.

GOA held meetings with officials in the Trump Administration to sta d against the prohibitions, has lobbied Congress to prevent the codification of  the prohibition, and even filed an independent lawsuit challenging the ATF’s policy reversal, which the Supreme Court previously rejected in 2022.

Many Americans are likely unaware that there are various ways to bump fire weapons, including with one’s own shoulder, and even with something as simple as a belt loop.

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