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Glock and gun advocates challenge Connecticut handgun ban
Before 2026, Glock says, no semiautomatic firearms had been banned only because of their ability to be converted into a fully automatic weapon using a machinegun conversion device.
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Glock asserts that, prior to 2026, no semiautomatic firearms had ever been prohibited solely because they could be converted to fully automatic fire using a machine‑gun conversion device.
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