Baltimore officials are suing firearms manufacturer Glock, demanding that the Austrian-owned company do more to prevent its weapons from being turned into machine guns.

Communities across the country have seen deadly shootings carried out with the conversion devices, small pieces of metal or plastic, which can be purchased online or made with 3D printers.

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Maryland and Baltimore City officials announced a lawsuit that alleges Glock makes and sells guns that are easily turned into illegal machine guns.

The auto sear, or “Glock switch,” converts a handgun into a weapon that fires 120 rounds a minute. The lawsuit wants Glock to reject such dangerous capabiliity.

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