NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey and Minnesota sued Glock on Thursday, calling on the gunmaker to stop selling firearms that can be adapted with dime-sized switches to fire up to 1,200 rounds a minute.

Turning the selector switch counterclockwise down, on the other hand, turns the Glock 18 into a fully automatic weapon with a rate of fire nearing Germany’s fearsome MG42 machine gun. In fully ...

Here’s What You Need To Remember: Federal firearms laws regulating automatic weapons, for the most part, keep the Glock 18 out of civilian hands, although a handful of guns exist in the hands of ...

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