On Tuesday, Judge Carter granted summary judgment to defendants Granite State Insurance Company and Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance Company against plaintiff KM Tactical, LLC in an insurance coverage suit. KM Tactical had sued defendants for coverage or indemnification against government lawsuits alleging that KM Tactical marketed and sold unfinished firearm frames and receivers used to assemble untraceable “ghost guns.” In these lawsuits, the State alleged that KM Tactical failed to impose controls on these sales and promoted its products in a way designed to attract customers seeking to evade firearms laws. KM Tactical allegedly knew, intended, or was willfully blind to the likelihood that the components would be converted into functioning unserialized guns. KM Tactical’s insurers, Granite State and BHSI, denied coverage.

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