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Anti-2A groups are claiming a massive $100 million victory in court over an 80% kit—but is it actually a legal precedent, or just a headline grab? Today on ARFCOM News, we are breaking down the Husky Armory LLC default judgment out of Kentucky, how the lawsuit ties into the Bondi v. VanDerstok case, and why context matters when looking at these massive settlements.
PLUS: Incredible news for collectors! The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) has announced they will begin releasing stockpiled M14s. We also have huge Gundustry updates, including a sneak peek at a 4-position from Harrison Gun Works and a massive manufacturing expansion from B&T USA in Utah.
A huge thank you to Holosun for sponsoring this week's episode!
Key Takeaways:
The $100M Default Judgment: Breaking down the Husky Armory LLC case, and why a no-show in court is being used to generate anti-2A headlines.
CMP M14 Release: Everything you need to know about the upcoming late-2026/early-2027 surplus drop. (Shoutout to JaredAF for the extra details!)
Gundustry Innovations: The development of 4-position trigger technology, and how B&T USA is dramatically scaling up their suppressor production.
Are you planning on picking up a CMP M14 when they drop? Let us know in the comments! 👇
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