Massachusetts Bans Bump Stocks for Guns - WhoWhatWhy Massachusetts Bans Bump Stocks for Guns - WhoWhatWhy

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Rapid-Fire Action? Massachusetts is the first state to ban bump stocks after the Las Vegas shooting which left 58 people dead and more than 500 injured. The accessory is used to increase the firing speed of semi-automatic weapons. No new regulations have been imposed by the federal government.
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Massachusetts Bans Bump Stocks for Guns

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