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CO: Colorado eyes bump stock regulation, but statewide ban appears
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There are efforts in the state legislature and at the city level in Denver to ban bump stock devices like the one used to kill dozens in Las Vegas last year as federal law enforcement looks to Congress for an answer.
The Justice Department said in December it was reviewing the legality of bump stocks, which can be attached to semi-automatic rifles to make them effectively fire at a near-automatic rate. But the New York Times reported that DOJ officials believed any action on the devices should be left to Congress.
With inaction at the U.S. Capitol, some lawmakers in Colorado are trying to regulate the devices, though the prospects of the measures and their effects are being questioned by some. |
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hisself
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Article starts out with a lie: There is absolutely no evidence that bump stock devices were used to kill dozens in Las Vegas last year. Yes, they were present on some weapons, but there is no way to know if they were used!
So, this is obviously more moonbat propaganda. |
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