2aguy
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I grew up hunting in Montana as a kid and there were always guns around. We had everything from handguns (6 shooters mostly), to semi automatic handguns (only 1 for home defense), to bolt action rifles, which we had the most of.
I also served 20 years in the military, and one tour spent it on the Security Force where I carried a weapon on patrol.
Here is my opinion. If you want a 6 shooter, have as many as you want. If you want a semi automatic pistol, have as many as you want, but you shouldn't be able to shoot more than 10 rounds before having to reload.
If you want a bolt action rifle? Have as many as you want. Not only are they more accurate than semi automatic weapons, but they also come in calibers of sufficient size to bring down big game.
If you want an AR-15? Have as many as you want, just make sure they are like the first model that came out and only carried 6 rounds before having to be reloaded. You don't need 30 to 100 rounds sent downrange before reloading.
Should bump stocks be legal? Hell no. They make AR15's into fully automatic weapons.
Should fully automatic weapons be legal? Not for civilian use. The only reason to "need" a full auto weapon is in a war zone.
Magazine limits are stupid....they achieve nothing, and just as we don't limit the fire department to 100 gallons of water to put out a house fire....you don't get to limit the ability of people to defend their families to 10 rounds in a magazine...which one day will be down to a 6 shot revolver...since the Florida shooter, the Santa Barbara shooter used 10 round magazines....
Bump stocks do not make the AR-15 into a fully auto weapon...