After a six-year hiatus, Slide Fire Solutions, the company that pioneered bump stock technology, has announced it is back in business following a Supreme Court ruling that overturned the federal ban on bump stocks just a couple of months ago. The Texas-based, veteran-owned company was forced to shut down in 2018 when the government imposed a ban on the sale and ownership of bump stocks, but the recent decision by the nation’s highest court has cleared the way for its return.
Jeremiah Cottle, CEO and patent holder at Slide Fire Solutions, announced in a press release, the relaunch of his family business, which has been a key player in the firearm accessories market.
“While the past few years have been difficult, we never lost sight of our commitment to the firearms community and our mission to deliver innovative, high-quality products,” Cottle said. “We are thrilled to be back and look forward to once again offering solutions that enhance the shooting experience for responsible gun owners across the country.”
Slide Fire’s return marks the beginning of a new chapter for the company. It plans to reintroduce its original line of products while also unveiling new designs focused on safety, performance and reliability. The company aims to continue its legacy of innovation, inviting both longtime supporters and new customers to explore its latest offerings.
With the legal barriers lifted, Slide Fire Solutions is eager to reclaim its position as a trusted name in the firearms industry. The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the bump stock ban has given the company a clear path forward, allowing it to resume operations and meet the demands of the shooting community.
Good, may not ever own one even if it becomes legal here but no reason they or other products should be banned. Now back to normalizing suppressors, sbr/sbs, dd, full auto, and aow until common use gives way to shall not be infringed.
from observation it seems your country has eliminated the ‘not’ in Shall Not.🙂
Not the country. Just the judges Trump got put on the bench That interpret the Constitution as written.
Would have gone with.gov in general but one way or another I see that starting to go the other way.
Bump stocks are actually a conspiracy by ammo makers to get you to buy more product.
Lol yes.
Most folks who buy ‘bump stocks’ will never be good enough to properly control their weapon. Work on your first shot placement and bringing your weapon back into engagement quickly.
Lol no.
Except in Illannoy.🙄