The bump-stock ban outside Florida by executive action via regulation might just get tripped up by making up stuff not mentioned in the actual law.
The law states clearly what is and is not a machine gun.
Guess what!
A bump-stock isn't, by the letter of the law, a machine gun.
This is how to argue it when you file your lawsuit.
If the lawsuit wins and gets the bumpstock ban struck on "that's not what the law says" grounds that could even be a springboard to getting other regulations which add new law rather than being means to enforce existing law.
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