Gun control war dramatically changes with GOP, NRA agreeing to regulations

Two proposed laws — one with NRA backing and supporting concealed weapons, the other introduced this week to outlaw “bump stocks” — are shaping up to be a crucible for gun control.
In the wake of the Mandalay Bay massacre, congressional Republicans and even the National Rifle Association on Thursday agreed to support or at least be open to regulating “bump stocks,” devices that turn semi-automatic weapons into machine guns.
But the true test of how far the GOP