Cincinnati bump-stock ban struck down in latest battle over gun rights
Daily Bulletin: The Las Vegas Mass Shooter Had 13 Rifles Outfitted with Bump Stocks. He Used Them to Fire 1,049 Rounds.
Substance Or Symbolism: The Wave Of State Bump Stock Bans In 2018 – WAMU
Donald Trump directs Justice Department to ban bump-stock gun mods used in Las Vegas shooting | South China Morning Post
Stephen Paddock: Las Vegas shooter used legal 'bump stock' on 12 guns to make them fire like automatics | The Independent | The Independent
Donald Trump bans 'bump stocks' used in Las Vegas mass shooting - ABC News
Listen to 'The Daily': What's a Bump Stock? - The New York Times
A closer look at bump stocks — the new target in U.S. gun control debate | CBC News
After Vegas shooting, 'bump stock' is hot at gun stores
Nevada Rep. Titus introduces bump stock ban ahead of 1 October
NRA Backs New Regulations on Rapid-Fire Gun 'Bump Stocks'
Nearing Las Vegas shooting anniversary, Justice Department moves ahead on bump stock ban
What Is a Bump Stock and How Does It Work? - The New York Times
Trump administration's bump stock ban set to go into effect Tuesday
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Republicans eye the narrowest possible gun control measure after Las Vegas shooting - Vox
US bans 'bump stock' gun device used in Las Vegas mass shooting - BBC News
Trump administration issues rule banning bump stocks, more than a year after Las Vegas rampage - ABC News
A closer look at bump stocks — the new target in U.S. gun control debate | CBC News
Bump-Stock Sales Are Spiking After Stephen Paddock's Las Vegas Massacre
Call for ban on 'bump stocks' – owned by Las Vegas shooter – that boost rate of fire | US gun control | The Guardian
Bump Stocks Banned By Trump Administration : NPR
Did The Las Vegas Shooter Use A Device That Helped Him Fire Faster? : NPR
After Las Vegas massacre, Congress has failed to act on 'bump stocks.' But states and cities are taking the lead - Los Angeles Times
