Delaware Files Lawsuit Against Glock Over Handguns Reportedly Convertible to Machine Guns
Delaware has filed a lawsuit against Glock concerning handguns that can reportedly be converted into machine guns.
Salisbury, MD, October 22, 2026 —
Delaware has filed a lawsuit against Glock concerning handguns that can reportedly be converted into machine guns, according to the information available. The summary provides no further details about the allegations or the legal claims made in the case.
The information does not specify when or where the lawsuit was filed, which court is handling it, or what outcome Delaware is seeking. It also does not identify the particular handgun models at issue or explain how the reported conversion can be carried out. The claim is described as something that can reportedly happen; no supporting evidence or technical details were provided.
No response from Glock is included in the summary. It does not state whether the company has commented on the lawsuit, challenged the allegations, or taken any other action. The information also does not describe any court rulings, deadlines, or next steps in the case.
As a result, the available account establishes only that Delaware has filed a lawsuit against Glock and that the case concerns handguns reportedly convertible into machine guns. Details needed to assess the scope of the dispute—including the complaint’s specific claims, the products involved, and the relief sought—were not provided. Further developments cannot be confirmed from the summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Sean Curtis on www.wboc.com, see more information here.
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