Officials in New Jersey and Minnesota filed a lawsuit against gun manufacturer Glock Thursday, demanding the company suspend its sale of weapons that can be easily converted with a switch to allow over 1,

What defines the most extraordinary machine guns isn’t just their firepower—it’s the sheer ingenuity behind their design. These are not mere tools of war; they’re marvels of engineering that blur the line between precision and raw,

Keith Ellison says the firearms manufacturer has known for decades how easy it is to modify its handguns but neglected to take action and solve the problem.

"You tell me why a handgun needs to be on the street that can fire that many rounds that quick," Prattville Police Chief Mark Thompson said after a live-fire demonstration. "Self-defense is one thing, but there's no excuse to have a weapon on the street, especially a handgun, that can do this kind of damage."

Attorneys general in Minnesota and New Jersey sued Glock on Thursday, accusing the company of making handguns that are easily modified to fire as illegal machine guns through a cheap add-on known as a “Glock switch.