RW Arms of Fort Worth on Monday announced the lawsuit and said the government took its property"without just compensation." Co-founder Mark Maxwell said Tuesday that RW Arms' losses totaled more than $20 million. Last month's lawsuit seeks fair market value compensation.
RW Arms drew attention March 26, when the ban took effect , by transferring thousands of bump stocks to law enforcement for shredding. Officials initially said about 60,000 items were destroyed. President Donald Trump's administration supports the ban on bump stocks, which in 2017 were used by a gunman to kill 58 people in Las Vegas.
And via a DOJ reg under a Republican President. Huh. Go figure. And here I thought it was the libruls coming for muh guns. Well at least Hillary...oh never mind.
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Stocks set to rise on hopes the US and China are close to a trade dealU.S. stock futures climbed Wednesday on optimism over U.S.-China trade talks. But the orange man bad!!! Orange man evil!!! No way So on 3 March 2019 stocks were set to rise on hopes of a US China trade deal. Now on 4 April 2019 stocks are set to rise on hopes of a US China trade deal. They should just never sign the trade deal so that way stocks can just keep on rallying on hopes of a trade deal forever.
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