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Dedicated to Quinn, the founder of Gunblast.com who passed last year, only 500 pieces will be made.

The New Jersey attorney general has filed a request with a state court seeking to force Smith & Wesson to hand over internal documents related to the advertising and marketing of firearms.

“NRA leaders spending members’ dues on luxury goods like yachts and Italian suits and exotic vacations — all while shortchanging gun safety and training programs — makes them more like Bond villains than nonprofit employees,” said Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action, a grassroots offshoot of Everytown.

The court found that the law, which restricts magazine capacity to 15 rounds for handguns and 10 rounds for long guns, is a “reasonable regulation of the right of the people to bear arms for self-defense.”

Two home invasion stories from earlier this month demonstrate once again how access to firearms allows the less powerful to defend themselves from those who seek to do them harm.

A pro-gun congresswoman from Colorado is facing criticism from Democrats after she displayed several firearms in the background of an online video committee hearing.

The city of Los Angeles has joined Washington, D.C., and several other states and municipalities in suing the “ghost gun” maker Polymer80 for allegedly violating federal and state law.

“Rights delayed are rights denied and Illinois is proving this in a painful way to their law-abiding citizens,” said Oliva.

A judge in Canada ruled this week that Smith & Wesson may be liable for a 2018 shooting because the gun company failed to implement “smart gun” technology.