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My opinion of the bumpstock ban is that it did more harm than good. It took a gadget, little more than a toy, and used it to blur the line between federally-defined Class III (fully automatic) firearms and semi-automatics. That sets the stage for legislation to expand the Class III definition, rather than moving it in the opposite direction (as *should* occur).

I'm not sure if that was the point you were trying to make, which is why I asked you for more information linking the bumpstock ban to the results that you mentioned.

Although I believe Trump to be a patriot at heart, he also has a big-city dweller's perspective on many things. Despite his residing in penthouses most of his life, he knows what occurs on the streets below - and he likes to burnish his "reaching out to the common man" credentials from time to time. I have no problem with that in most cases - but when the RKBA is the issue at hand, it makes me nervous.