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The bump stock rule was genius. It only affects an accessory, not any existing firearm, it headed off Congress from having to take up the issue due to public pressure and promulgate a law that would be much harder to overturn, and it’s provided a vehicle to bring some sorely needed limits to executive branch latitude when interpreting their own rules, assuming SCOTUS supports a Cargill-like ruling, which I think they will. Even if Congress specifically calls out from stocks for regulation in the future, the limits on agency interpretation of rules will still be in place. That’s a big win.