Vermont S0160 prohibits possession of bump-fire stocks, machine guns, and rapid-fire devices.
Vermont S0160 amends state law to prohibit the possession of bump-fire stocks, machine guns, and rapid-fire devices. A bump-fire stock is defined as a butt stock designed to increase the rate of fire of a semiautomatic firearm. Machine guns are defined as weapons that can shoot more than one shot with a single trigger pull. Rapid-fire devices include any mechanism that increases a firearm's rate of fire. Violators face imprisonment and fines. The Department of Public Safety will implement a collection process for voluntary and anonymous relinquishment of bump-fire stocks.
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