Utah company accused of illegally selling ‘ghost gun’ parts shuts down

The Orem company’s closure comes after a settlement with the state of Connecticut over the hard-to-trace gun components.

(Haven Daley | AP) A Utah company has dissolved after a settlement with the state of Connecticut over parts for so-called "ghost guns" — easy-to-assemble firearm parts that are difficult to track or regulate, similar to these displayed in 2019 by the San Francisco Police Department.

Utah company accused of illegally selling ‘ghost gun’ parts shuts down

The Orem company’s closure comes after a settlement with the state of Connecticut over the hard-to-trace gun components.

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