Giffords target muzzleloaders, .50 caliber rifles and more for NFA addition

By Chris Eger

The group says that a number of currently legal items and accessories should probably be regulated under the National Firearms Act
The national gun control group on Wednesday came out with a list of items they contend skirt federal firearms laws and threaten public safety.
Describing the items as “the next bump stock” the group argues in a report that each device, ranging from AR-style pistols to suppressed muzzleloaders, is in need of additional regulation and oversight under the National Firearms Act.
“Before bump stocks were used to kill 58 people and maim hundreds of others enjoying an outdoor concert, most Americans had never heard of the device,” said David Chipman, a former ATF agent now working for Giffords. “Now there is a growing cry from communities across the nation to make sure bump stocks can’t fall into the hands of another dangerous person. But it’s not the only device  gun manufacturers are pushing that can give someone the firepower of a machine gun.”
The report, entitled “Lethal and Legal” holds that aftermarket binary triggers and trigger cranks should be controlled as machine guns, saying “The gun industry has exploited the NFA’s reference to a ‘single function of the trigger’” to market the devices.
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Source: Guns.com