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El precio promedio para una familia única en New Hampshire ha aumentado desde esta época hace un año.
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Patrick Goulet used employee discounts — his and his co-workers’ — to purchase several hundred guns that he later resold on social media platforms without a license, according to prosecutors.
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Two Airmen pleaded guilty to lying about the death of Brayden Lovan, who was killed by another Airman. The incident led to a review of the P320 pistol.
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The state Attorney General filed a first-of-its-kind lawsuit this week, claiming Sig Sauer must cease selling its popular P320 gun in New Jersey because it can allegedly fire unexpectedly.
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The death of an airman on a base in Wyoming prompted a unit-wide review of the safety of the M18 pistol, a gun that has faced allegations it can fire unexpectedly. Sig Sauer maintains the weapon is safe, and the Air Force is returning it to service.
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NH-based Sig Sauer has faced numerous lawsuits over the years filed by police, federal law enforcement officers, and gun users who allege they were wounded by the P320 after it accidentally discharged.
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Authorities declined to release the identity of the person taken into custody following the death of Airman Brayden Lovan on July 20.
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Documents show that an M18 pistol — the same model recently pulled out of service following an airman’s death in Wyoming — fired without an apparent trigger pull on a base in Italy in 2022.
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The New Hampshire-based gun manufacturer issued a lengthy statement late Tuesday defending the design and construction of its marquee pistol. The recent death of an airman on a base in Wyoming led the U.S. Air Force to suspend its use for some personnel.
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While the incident on a base in Wyoming remains under investigation, all service members in the Air Force’s Global Strike Command unit will pause use of the New Hampshire-made M18 pistol.