One gun proposal, that would allow Nevada counties to approve stricter gun laws than the state, is going away, but in it’s place is the “Red Flag” law. It’s a policy backers say will save lives, by taking guns away from people who are troubled or disturbed. It would allow law enforcement or family members to seek a court order forcing a person to give up their guns temporarily, if they appear to pose a danger to themselves or others. The bill would also ban bumpstocks and lower the legal blood alcohol level to be in possession of a gun outside an individuals residence. It was passed by the Senate Judiciary committee.