Chicago Expands Lawsuit Against Glock to Include Local Gun Shops

Updated legal action targets two suburban dealers for allegedly contributing to the city's gun violence crisis.

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.