New York Post: YouTube Bans Tutorials On How to Add Bump Stocks to Guns

YouTube is now restricting video tutorials on common firearm accessories.

Via the New York Post:

YouTube announced it was banning video tutorials on how to add bump stocks — the device used by Las Vegas killer Stephen Paddock to up his kill count — to guns.

“We have long had a policy against harmful and dangerous content. In the wake of the recent tragedy in Las Vegas, we took a closer look at videos that demonstrate how to convert firearms to make them fire more quickly and we expanded our policy to prohibit these videos,” a spokesperson for YouTube told TechCrunch.

New York Post: YouTube Bans Tutorials On How to Add Bump Stocks to Guns

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