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Rep. Bragg ’s office is taking credit for efforts to have YouTube restrict content that shows people how to build firearms or make illegal modifications that allow them to rapidly fire ammunition on a fully automatic setting.
Last week , the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee sent the site's parent company a letter demanding to know the story behind its recent decision to block videos that provide such content.
YouTube announced Monday that it would no longer allow videos that "provide instructions on manufacturing" things like ammunition.
Popular videos still show how to assemble a kit for making ammunition at home.
YouTube has yet to eliminate videos that explain how to use milling machinery to turn a hunk of metal into the functional part of a rifle.
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