A gun accessory used during the mass shooting on the Las Vegas Strip could be banned around the country in a matter of days.
CNN is reporting that “U.S. officials familiar with the matter” say the Trump administration will soon unveil a ban on bump stocks.
The shooter in the October 1 attack used the device, which allows someone using a semi-automatic gun to simulate the fire rate of an automatic weapon.
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Under the rule as proposed by the Justice Department, owners of bump stocks would have 90 days to turn in or destroy them.