A class-action lawsuit claims Sig Sauer's P320 handgun is defectively designed, raising safety concerns for users.
Sig Sauer's corporate headquarters at the Pease Tradeport in Newington. A former machinist for New Hampshire-based gun manufacturer Sig Sauer is facing federal wire fraud and firearms charges after ...
According to the complaint, Sig Sauer documented more than 200 accidental discharges, and several law enforcement agencies have replaced or banned the firearm due to safety issues.
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The M7 Rifle Just Got Lighter – But Is It Really Better Than the M4 Carbine?
The Army’s M7 rifle is finally reaching frontline units, starting with Pacific-focused formations and the 101st Airborne, as ...
Patrick Schreiber, a Snohomish County resident, filed the potential class-action lawsuit in Seattle federal court.
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Looking Back on the Deadliest Terror Attacks in the United States
Beginning with the attacks of September 11, 2001, the 21st century has seen a marked rise in the threat of terrorism. Since ...
Face down on the carpet of his flat, the normally cocky Thomas Cashman appears stunned as police marksman arrest him at gunpoint. The gangland hitman silently holds his hands above his head as ...
Last Sunday, the YouTube channel Garand Thumb published a test with the improved M7 (in the video they call it the M7A1), commenting on the advantages and disadvantages of this weapon in relation to ...
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