Overview
- The city claims Glock's design allows easy conversion of handguns to automatic weapons.
- Midwest Sporting Goods and Eagle Sports Range are named as defendants for allegedly supplying crime guns.
- Chicago has recovered over 1,300 modified Glocks used in various crimes since 2012.
- The lawsuit seeks to stop Glock from selling easily modified pistols to Chicago residents.
- Everytown for Gun Safety is assisting the city in the expanded lawsuit.