· Updated January 16, 2025 12:26 AM · 3 min read read
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BOSTON — State legislators at long last have reached agreement on a supplemental budget to close out spending for fiscal year 2017, and according to a statement by a prominent Boston Democrat, a key compromise included an outright ban on bump-fire stocks, the add-on equipment a gunman apparently used to maximize casualties during last month's shooting spree in Las Vegas.
According to the final conference committee report, lawmakers opted to include the Senate's more specific proposal as part of
BOSTON — State legislators at long last have reached agreement on a supplemental budget to close out spending for fiscal year 2017, and according to a statement by a prominent Boston Democrat, a key compromise included an outright ban on bump-fire stocks, the add-on equipment a gunman apparently used to maximize casualties during last month's shooting spree in Las Vegas.
According to the final conference committee report, lawmakers opted to include the Senate's more specific proposal as part of…