Massacre-sparked ban on bump stocks shakes gun control debate
Las Vegas, Nevada – The 2017 Las Vegas shooting that claimed the lives of 58 people and injured hundreds more had a lasting impact on U.S. gun laws. Following this tragic incident, there was a push for stricter regulations on gun accessories such as bump stocks, which effectively turn semi-automatic weapons into rapid-firing automatic ones. As a response to this tragedy, the federal government took action to ban bump stocks, marking a significant moment in …