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MO: KC lawmaker pushes for statewide bump stock ban
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A Missouri lawmaker plans to file legislation making it harder to modify rifles to make them work like fully automatic guns.
State Representative Richard Brown, a democrat from Kansas City, drafted a law making it illegal to possess, buy, sell, repair, manufacture or transport bump stocks and trigger cranks in the state.
Both items can make guns fire more bullets in a given period of time. |
Comment by:
PHORTO
(12/2/2017)
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"a democrat from Kansas City"
(Cue Monty Pyton's Eric Idle)
"SAY n'more, SAY n'more, nudge-nudge, wink-wink, eh?" |
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