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This image made from March 26, 2019, video by KDFW FOX4 shows that boxes of now-banned bump stocks, being destroyed at a recycling facility in Fort Worth, Texas. A Texas retailer of now-banned bump stocks has transferred about 60,000 of the gun-related items to the federal government to be destroyed. RW Arms of Fort Worth turned over the bump stocks to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The ban took effect Tuesday. The ban is supported by the Trump administration and follows the 2017 shooting massacre in Las Vegas, where a gunman using bump stocks killed 58 people dead. (KDFW FOX4 via AP)
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