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The gun maker sent out an email blast notifying class members that the claims period for owners of the defective pistol design runs Oct. 9 through Feb. 6.

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The amended complaint alleges the gun maker knew about the flaw in the P320’s drop safety months before public pressure forced the company to offer an upgrade for the handgun design.

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As rumors about the Sig Sauer P320’s safety circulate online, investment advisors see the gun maker’s bad press as a potential windfall for competitors.

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Sig Sauer said ammunition likely caused malfunctions experienced by New Jersey troopers using their newly issued duty guns rather than a defect in the pistol’s design.

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A federal judged ruled against Remington Arms in a personal injury case despite arguments that the gun maker is protected under Louisiana law.

The post Remington ordered to pay $500,000 in personal injury case appeared first on Guns.com.

Authorities in California on Wednesday credited a gunfire detection system with the speedy capture of a suspect in a triple murder.

The post Shot Spotter sensors helped capture Fresno killer by reducing response time appeared first on Guns.com.

The gun used to kill three in a racist shooting in California this week has not been recovered and authorities are now seeking a man believed to have picked it up near the crime scene.

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Police in California say, despite what the suspect said during his arrest, a deadly rampage that resulted in the death of three white men Tuesday morning was motivated by race, not terrorism.

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Plaintiffs in a class action suit that forced Remington Arms to settle a case concerning its defective trigger design has asked the court this week to ignore an amicus brief filed by 10 attorneys general from across the country.

The post Class wants Remington settlement approved, rejects AGs brief appeared first on Guns.com.

A federal judge reasoned Smith & Wesson was not at fault in a personal injury case in which a pistol accidentally discharged and caused a man to lose a finger.

The post Judge dismisses personal injury case against Smith & Wesson appeared first on Guns.com.

The settlement provides two options for Taurus pistol owners: repair the gun and get a new warranty, or exchange the gun for a $200 cash payment.

The post Judge approves $239 million settlement over defective Taurus pistol appeared first on Guns.com.

A $5 million class action suit against Century Arms over an alleged faulty safety lever has been refiled in federal court with new plaintiffs.

The post Class refiles lawsuit over defective safety on Century AKs appeared first on Guns.com.